Kevin's Corner

Bitter Tea and Mystery: The Arms Maker of Berlin: Dan Fesperman : Description from the book's dust jacket: This powerfully suspenseful n...

Up in KRL this morning reviews and giveaways of a group of food mysteries for your Thanksgiving reading-"The Key Lime Crime": A Ke...

Beneath the Stains of Time: Almost Instantly (1953) by C. Buddingh' : Cornelis Buddingh' was a Dutch poet, critic, chess player, ...

Bookblog of the Bristol Library: The Pull of the Stars by Emma Donoghue :     Reviewed by Christy             Julia Power is a young...

The Night Dahlia by R.S. Belcher is the sequel to Night Wise . Laytham Ballard is a John Constantine type figure who has now been hired by ...

As some of you already know thanks to Facebook or elsewhere, today is my birthday. I am less than thrilled that this has happened again. Thi...

 Taking the day off as it is one of those hard days..... 

 Not doing an FFB repeat this week. 

Jungle Red Writers: What We’re Reading as the Pandemic Rages On : LUCY BURDETTE : Jenn and I were delighted to be included in one of Hank’s ...

 In Reference To Murder: Mystery Melange for 11/19/2020

Beneath the Stains of Time: Ask DNA: Case Closed, vol. 75 by Gosho Aoyama : The 75th volume of Gosho Aoyama 's Case Closed , original...

 

 SFWA: #DisneyMustPay Alan Dean Foster

 Bloody Scotland Online: Michael Connelly and Ian Rankin

 Icy Sedgwick: 3 reasons you might have writer’s block (and what to do about it)

Bookblog of the Bristol Library: Nevermore: Picoult, Ford, Alexander Hamilton, Chur... : Our first book club member picked up Jodi Picoult...

Bitter Tea and Mystery: Short Story Wednesday: Two Stories from Crimson Snow :   Crimson Snow: Winter Mysteries , edited by Martin Edwards, ...

SleuthSayers: You Can't Say That :   I seldom review books, but I'm making an exception today.  This little (and I do mean little) v...

The Killer Wore Cranberry: A Sixth Scandalous Serving leads off with a very poignant introduction. In a note that honors the pain that many...

Criminal Minds: Pitch It : Pitch (im)perfect – This week, you’re pitching the worst idea for a crime, mystery or thriller novel that you can...