The synopsis of this book caught my attention, and I thought it would be a good read. Unfortunately, that did not happen. I do not typically enjoy books with long drawn-out chapters. I feel like I just trudging through the pages and not making any progress. The characters did not appeal to me and the way the police were misaligned disturbed me. As the mother of a police officer, I know I'm a little sensitive to that type of behavior. Though advertised as a fast-paced comedy,

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Unfortunately, this book did not hit it for me. I typically enjoy dual timeline books, but the back-and-forth present to the past time frames was not handled well. I struggle trying to be invested in the story and the characters did not appeal to me. I think this is a one and done series for me. Thank you to the author and Book Funnel for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own. For more reviews, please visit my blog at: https://www.msladybugsbookreviews

When you open a Mary Kay Andrews book, you are in for a delightful trip through the pages. Maeve and Therese are the perfect sisters who are completely opposite and cannot find any common ground on which to agree. The opportunity to travel to Ireland to fulfill their mother’s dying wish and explore their heritage will take you on a winding road with mystery, family relationships, potential romance, and personal growth. The characters make this story come alive and you will be

I have enjoyed the two books I have read in the Carolina Teal series so much that I have gone back and purchased all of the rest of them. I especially enjoyed Dead Men Don’t Conduct because I am a musician. Reading about Holiday's gift as a musician filled me with joy. I could envision her playing with grace, emotion, and finesse. Spending time with Angela, Carolina, Jack, Goldie, and Kahlua (Louie) brought a smile to my face. I feel as if I have come to know them as personal

I am really enjoying the books in the Patty Byrne series by Carly Winter. Of course Patty is pulled into another murder mystery and luckily, Bill of the FBI is on hand to help with the case. It is fun to experience the life of a stewardess in the 1960s. Patty is a smart young lady and I love her morally upright attitude. It is a breath of fresh air in the time we currently live. There are a lot of suspects and clues sprinkled throughout the pages. I cannot wait to see what ad

The Country Club Murders series has become one of my favorites. I love Libba and Ellison with a little bit of Anarchy thrown in for good measure. Having the opportunity to learn about Ellison’s past history was interesting. This is a delightful quick read and I enjoyed spending time with the gang in Kansas City. However, I missed the conversations with Mr. Coffee, but the mystery was entertaining enough to make up for that! Thank you to NetGalley and J & M Press for my advanc

I have read several of the books in the Elm Creek Quilts series by Jennifer Chiaverini. While you are able to enjoy time with the Elm Creek Quilts group, you are also blessed with the opportunity to meet new characters. The focus of a popular historical TV drama series based on quilting. There is some drama and angst throughout the pages. The relationships between the cast of characters form the TV show was interesting to observe. While the 24th book in the series, you could

This was a great first book in the Moonlight Murder Mystery Club series. I plan to read future books. The characters are well developed and I loved getting to know Sage and the other people of Crescent Harbor. I loved the cat, Shadow, who pretty much “adopted” Sage. The characters provide a real sense of small town community. And how can you not fall in love with Emma?! I am looking forward to spending more time at The Proving Ground. Thank you to the author and Book Sirens f

This was a feel-good read that treats you to a group of women who are caring and supportive. This was an exploration into second chances ... in life, in friends, in love. The pages are filled with quirky, delightful people who demonstrate that family can be found among those you meet along the way in life. Thank you to NetGalley and Boldwood Books for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own. For more reviews, please visit my blog at: https://www.msladybu