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Olivia Beech, is a rising star in the wine world when Covid takes away her ability to taste. A celebrity chef in Paris offers her a second chance, but when he dies, Olivia becomes a suspect. She now depends on locals to help her prove her innocence.
Marco Ferro was a professor who was beloved and respected by those he taught, as well as by his colleagues. One student, however, would destroy everything that Ferro had built up.
The night sky over Catalina Island is filled with stars, until a small plane prepares to land, one that Detective Sergeant Stilwell suspects is carrying drugs. But when the operation concludes, one of Stilwell’s deputies is dead, the other seriously injured, and he’s blamed for the debacle.
Tana French’s trilogy about Cal Hooper, a retired Chicago cop who settles in Ardnakelty, Ireland, continues with the suspense-filled “The Keeper.”
Butterflies, flowers, spring colors – all dance in Marsha Solomon’s artwork and poem.
The definition of writer, at least in a quick internet search, is someone who uses written words via various means to convey an idea, tell a story, communicate an idea.
After an horrific car accident, a descent into addiction, and a long stay in rehab, Max Bailey is trying to resurrect her legal career. In Robert Bailey’s “The Mediator,” the stakes are high.
Jo Murray knows the ins and outs of a British courtroom. She was a criminal barrister before leaving the profession to raise her two children. I found her “Dissection of a Murder” to be a page turner, until I wanted to rip out the last few chapters.
Olivia Beech, is a rising star in the wine world when Covid takes away her ability to taste. A celebrity chef in Paris offers her a second chance, but when he dies, Olivia becomes a suspect. She now depends on locals to help her prove her innocence.
Marco Ferro was a professor who was beloved and respected by those he taught, as well as by his colleagues. One student, however, would destroy everything that Ferro had built up.
The night sky over Catalina Island is filled with stars, until a small plane prepares to land, one that Detective Sergeant Stilwell suspects is carrying drugs. But when the operation concludes, one of Stilwell’s deputies is dead, the other seriously injured, and he’s blamed for the debacle.
Tana French’s trilogy about Cal Hooper, a retired Chicago cop who settles in Ardnakelty, Ireland, continues with the suspense-filled “The Keeper.”
Butterflies, flowers, spring colors – all dance in Marsha Solomon’s artwork and poem.
The definition of writer, at least in a quick internet search, is someone who uses written words via various means to convey an idea, tell a story, communicate an idea.
After an horrific car accident, a descent into addiction, and a long stay in rehab, Max Bailey is trying to resurrect her legal career. In Robert Bailey’s “The Mediator,” the stakes are high.
Jo Murray knows the ins and outs of a British courtroom. She was a criminal barrister before leaving the profession to raise her two children. I found her “Dissection of a Murder” to be a page turner, until I wanted to rip out the last few chapters.
