Bookblog of the Bristol Library: Reading of the Green: Irish Writers

Bookblog of the Bristol Library: Reading of the Green: Irish Writers:   It’s said that Ireland is a nation of storytellers.   A list of famous writers would include Oscar Wilde, Bram Stoker, Edna O’Brien, James...

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Six Degrees of Separation: From Prophet Song to Rachel's Holiday

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Six Degrees of Separation: From Prophet Song to Ra...:    The Six Degrees of Separation meme is hosted by Kate at booksaremyfavoriteandbest . The idea behind the meme is to start with a book and...

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Top Ten Tuesday list: Mysteries with an Academic Setting

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Top Ten Tuesday list: Mysteries with an Academic S...: Top Ten Tuesday is a weekly meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl . This week's Top Ten Tuesday topic is a School Freebie (come up with...

Bitter Tea and Mystery: The Secret Place by Tana French

Bitter Tea and Mystery: The Secret Place: Tana French: From the book cover: The photo on the card shows a boy who was found murdered, a year ago, on the grounds of a girls' boarding school in...

Bitter Tea and Mystery Review: Broken Harbor: Tana French

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Broken Harbor: Tana French: The fourth book in Tana French's Dublin Murder Squad series features Mike "Scorcher" Kennedy, who had a minor role in Faithful...

Bookblog of the Bristol Library: Nevermore: Thirst, Blood Card, Billy Lynn, Faithfu...

Bookblog of the Bristol Library: Nevermore: Thirst, Blood Card, Billy Lynn, Faithfu...:  Reported by Kristin Nevermore kicked off with The Thirst by Jo Nesbo, heartily recommended by our reader.   In this series entr...

Bookblog of the Bristol Library: In the Woods by Tana French

Bookblog of the Bristol Library: In the Woods by Tana French: Reviewed by Christy H.             Detectives Rob Ryan and Cassie Maddox had an instant bond when Cassie joined the Dublin M...

SleuthSayers: "Crossing Genres: The Literary Mystery"

SleuthSayers: "Crossing Genres: The Literary Mystery": By Art Taylor As you might be able to tell from this post and my previous ones here, my teaching at George Mason University is dominati...