Ruby Red Herring, the first book in a new series by Tracy Gardner, is a fast-paced thriller in a cozy wrapper.
Format: <span>Hardcover</span>
Deadly Delights, the second book in the A Bookish Baker Mystery by Laura Jensen Walker, is a solid entry. Mystery writer, cancer survivor, and dog mom Teddie St. John enters her small town’s baking contest. Only to have the head judge turn up dead – bludgeoned with Teddie’s heirloom rolling pin.
The Chosen and the Beautiful is Nghi Vo’s debut novel. This retelling of The Great Gatsby dazzles with its luxuriously louche writing.
Project Hail Mary is Andy Weir at his absolute best. Writing a nerdy guy facing a life or death crisis and sciencing his way out of it.
If you’re looking for a cozy mystery that’s a gentle read with a likable amateur sleuth and bookshop adventures, this is the perfect series. There’s even a bookshop dog for extra cuteness.
Sarah Penner’s debut is The Lost Apothecary. The gorgeous cover hints at the mesmerizing tale of multiple women in dual timelines and the apothecary’s bottle that ties them together.
Between going bonkers clicking the request button for ARCs on NetGalley plus my book haul over the holidays, the library loot is a small haul this week. But all things I’ve been looking forward to for awhile!
Can’t-Wait Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted at Wishful Endings to spotlight and discuss the books we’re excited about that we have yet to read. My Can’t-Wait Wednesday book this…
Sucker Punch, the latest Anita Blake book returns to form when the series was more about solving crimes and less about relationship complications.
So I was Very Excited to receive an ARC of Harrow the Ninth. I needed to know what happened next. And oh my Necro Overlord, this was not the book I was expecting. It was better.