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Murder in an Irish Garden In Book Eleven of the Irish Village Mysteries, Siobhan and The O'Sullivan Six return in MURDER IN Read more...
Rescue on the Farm Meg Kittering is a widowed mother struggling to keep her local diner running. Grant Emerson is a cop from Billings, Montana, who is back in his hometown of High Mountain on a temporary leave. He’s trying to persuade his mother to abandon Read more...
Lethal Reunion Lacey Baker’s latest novel in the Harlequin Love Inspired Suspense series, LETHAL REUNION COLD CASE, follows Halle Jefferson as she returns to her hometown for her high school Read more...
I Died for Beauty I DIED FOR BEAUTY by Amanda Flower is the third book in the historical Emily Dickinson Mystery series. In this installment, Emily and her maid Willa investigate the mystery of Read more...
Nothing Ever Happens Here It’s another freezing cold winter in rural northern Minnesota, and the town’s residents are keeping warm by visiting local coffee shops and bars. The older residents at Oleander Terrace are searching for new hobbies to occupy their time, and the days pass uneventfully until a Read more...
The Meadowbrook Murders THE MEADOWBROOK MURDERS by Jessica Goodman is an entertaining young adult thriller set at a New England boarding school where activities are underway to celebrate the beginning of a new school year. Yet, a murderer is on campus and adds a double homicide to the agenda, plunging the campus Read more...
The Weekend Guests THE WEEKEND GUESTS by Liza North serves up a dark, twisty, nail-biting thriller that keeps readers guessing as a group of five friends reunite at a cliffside house to drink, laugh, reminisce, and uncover the one who can’t keep a secret. Aline, Rob, Sienna Read more...
Our Winter Monster OUR WINTER MONSTER by Dennis Mahoney throws readers into a snowy vortex of violence, redemption, healing, and reconnecting. Brian and Holly have endured a terrible year after a random act of violence shattered their world. Now they are separated in a snowstorm, running from their monsters, and leaving a Read more...
Beast of the North Woods The latest Monster Hunter Mystery by Annelise Ryan is action-packed and full of scares as cryptozoologist Morgan Carter travels to Rhinelander, Wisconsin, to prove that a recent mauling death Read more...
The Dark Hours THE DARK HOURS by Amy Jordan is an excellent crime thriller catapulting readers into the world of law enforcement operations in Cork, Ireland. A past serial killer’s connection to current murders puts the spotlight back on retired Detective Inspector Julia Harte, a woman trying to hide from Read more...
At the Bottom of the Garden AT THE BOTTOM OF THE GARDEN by Camilla Bruce is a mesmerizing gothic story filled with vengeful ghosts, murder, greed, manipulation, and a battle of wills between a murderess and her two young nieces under her care. Lily and her sister Violet are grieving from the death Read more...
I'll Tell You Everything "Be careful what you wish for" was never more true in I'LL TELL YOU EVERYTHING by Rebecca Kelley. Twenty-year-old college student Ramona Crawford has always wanted to find her birth parents, and lately, she has yearned to know more about the circumstances surrounding her adoption. When Read more...
Tell Me What You Did Carter Wilson’s TELL ME WHAT YOU DID is a creepy revenge thriller that will keep readers on the edge of their seats as the tension mounts and the dramatic climax goes live on Halloween. Read more...
Assume Nothing ASSUME NOTHING by Joshua Corin is a swift adrenaline kick of a cat-and-mouse thriller featuring a wise-beyond-her-years fifteen-year-old avid mystery reader who tries to outsmart her fallen hero. It was 1985 when Kat McCann’s mother was killed. She Read more...
Echo In the third book in Tracy Clark’s Detective Harriet Foster thriller series, Chicago PD Detective Foster arrives at Hardwicke House, a gothic mansion on the edge of Belverton Read more...
Madrigals and Mayhem MADRIGALS AND MAYHEM, the fourth book in The Cambridge Bookshop mystery series by Elizabeth Penney, finds Molly Kimball investigating the dastardly deeds of a family who feel they have been Read more...
I Think I Was Murdered I THINK I WAS MURDERED by Colleen Coble and Rick Acker is an action-packed suspense thriller mixing artificial intelligence, grief, treasure-hunting, romance, double-crosses, and redemption. Katrina Foster is having the Read more...
The Author's Guide to Murder THE AUTHOR’S GUIDE TO MURDER by Beatriz Williams, Lauren Willig, and Karen White is a revenge mystery collaboration by three talented writers. As three fictional authors descend on a Scotland Historic Castle to attend a writing retreat, mayhem ensues and a revenge plot takes a twisted turn Read more...
The Lake of Lost Girls THE LAKE OF LOST GIRLS uses a mix of dual viewpoints, dual timelines, podcast episodes, social media posts, and news articles to immerse readers in the reopening of a cold case in a small North Carolina town after human remains are found.
Streetlight People STREETLIGHT PEOPLE by Charlene Thomas is a unique time-travel young adult novel that tackles the issues of social class and entitlement. It feels in part magical, mystifying, dark, and intriguing. From a carnival with a unique prize, a dark initiation event, and swirling timelines, this novel takes readers Read more... |
Sandra Martin I have always been a voracious reader and I enjoy a good mystery. I am an Investigation ID addict and I hate when a case goes unsolved. I attended the University of Michigan where I earned an English degree, but I currently work for another university in the physical therapy doctorate program. I currently live in beautiful North Carolina where there is plenty of sunshine, smiling faces, and sweet tea. I have one college- aged son, a great husband, and an aging ornery cat. Reading is my passion, but I also write for children and I have been published in several magazines. Features & PostsFresh Fiction Reviewer Profile | Sandra Martin
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