About the Book From the author of the beloved novel Lenny Marks Gets Away With Murder comes another quirky and irresistible crime novel Strange things are happening behind the bright pink facade of Bayside’s premier laundromat, Joyful Suds, home to Joy Moody and her twin daughters. For much of
About the Book In Michelle Chouinard’s A Tour to Die For, Capri Sanzio is back, giving a true crime tour her guests won’t soon forget. After all, a tour guide who specializes in serial killers knows better than most that San Francisco is a city with killer charm.
About the book When her grown daughter is suspected of murder, a charming and tenacious widow digs into the case to unmask the real killer in this twisty, page-turning whodunit—the first book in a cozy new detective series from the acclaimed author of Ayesha at Last After her husband’
As a die hard fan of murder mysteries (pun intended) and a former Torontonian, I began Angelhunting with lots of excitement. Being able to recognize neighbourhoods, landmarks, and streets is truly the cherry on top of the reading sundae. Initially, I started Angelhunting as a physical copy, but I couldn&
The Bingo Hall Detectives and The Village Hall Vendetta are murder mystery books that didn't hit the spot
Three recommendations for mystery enthusiasts: the humorous and suspenseful "Finlay Donovan" series by Elle Cosimano; the culinary-themed "Tita Rosie's Kitchen Mystery" series and Iona Whishaw's historical "Lane Winslow" series. Each provides unique characters, settings, and plotlines, catering to d
"The Last High" by Daniel Kalla, an ER doctor, delves into the opioid epidemic through a thrilling narrative involving a toxicologist and a detective investigating a series of suspicious teenage overdoses.
"No Bootstraps When You're Barefoot" is a memoir by Wes Hall detailing his journey from growing up in poverty in Jamaica to becoming a successful entrepreneur and business leader in Canada. Hall's resilience against racism, lack of education, and the hardships he encountered defines his narrative. H
High Price by Dr. Carl Hart is a critical examination of the war on drugs as told through a neuropsychopharmacologist's journey from a teenager who "maintained a complicated relationship with the street" to a tenured professor at Columbia University.
Rediscovering the joy of reading is a beautiful experience.Here is a list of medium paced, engaging standalone book recommendations suitable for casual readers or those reacquainting with reading. 'The Lonely Hearts Book Club', 'The Reading List', and 'All The Lonely People'– embody themes of commun
The first book I read was The House of Eve by Sadeqa Johnson followed by The Perfumist of Paris by Alka Joshi and The Book of Negroes by Lawrence Hill.
I listened to this in 2020 and it was quite the experience. Bassey’s talent as a writer and narrator is undeniable. Listening to her describe her life challenges through the lens of mental illness was heartbreaking. She is raw, honest, and unflinching as she details broken relationships, harmful coping
Reading 2023
We are almost a month into the new year and some people have set intentions, while others are changing habits and making resolutions. But if you're anything like me you might have also gotten a head start on spring cleaning. A few times a year I will go