Mitch dismantled the weapon to clean it. “Is your sister gonna rat us out?” “Nah, I scared her good.” Grinning, Jake bagged the drugs. “Besides,…
Author: R. Jean Bell
R. Jean Bell grew up in the United States but has spent the last twenty years in Denmark. A voracious reader since age three, she averages a book a day. She spends her time writing fiction and poetry, doing hobby photography, and being with her husband, horses, and dogs.
I have very mixed feelings this book. That makes reviewing it somewhat uncomfortable. Inan is a fun character. She’s not human and her society is…
Sadly I wasn’t able to enjoy this book as much as some of my previous NetGalley selections. I read mysteries because I enjoy a mental…
The Bark of the Town is a cozy mystery by Stella St. Claire that was released in early November. I read an ARC from NetGalley…
Frozen grass crunched beneath Matt’s soles. His coat pulled tight, he waited opposite the open grave. The bells tolled. His brother, head bowed, supported Mother.…
I am definitely in the target audience of The Young Adult Writer’s Journey. One of the already brewing works of mine is intended as a…
First a small note. Please educate me if I misuse any terminology or say anything that doesn’t use preferred wordings. I’m new to this and…
I should have loved Irregardless of Murder. I read huge volumes of cozy mysteries. Like the MC, I’m a grammar nerd who is annoyed by…
Bloodlines and Broomsticks is a newer paranormal/paranormal romance release by Robyn Bachar. Book reviews are by nature very subjective things. Folks like me with writer…
Missing Lies by Chris Collett is a new release from Joffe Books. This book actually managed to surprise me on who did it, which doesn’t happen…