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No Memes of Escape There is no escaping the fun in the second Brooklyn Murder Mystery, NO MEMES OF ESCAPE by Olivia Blacke. Odessa Dean is back with her Louisiana bayou accent, her social media savvy, and her penchant for solving mysteries Read more...
Twisted Tea Christmas It’s a busy holiday season at the Indigo Tea Shop. Theodosia, Haley, and Drayton are busy hosting a Nutcracker Tea, a White Christmas Tea, and a fancy Victorian Christmas Tea. Along with the tea, there’s trouble brewing in Charleston, and when one of Read more...
The Cure for What Ales You Trouble is brewing along with the craft beer in THE CURE FOR WHAT ALES YOU, the fifth story in the Sloan Krause Mysteries. The Nitro Brewery is debuting its new Lemon Kiss ale during the town&rsquo Read more...
The Last House on Needless Street THE LAST HOUSE ON NEEDLESS STREET by Catriona Ward is filled will secrets, sorrow, suffering, and pain. Incredible pain. From the outside, it is an old neglected house on a normal street where Ted, Olivia, and Lauren live. On the Read more...
The Explorer Baroness THE EXPLORER BARONESS is the third story in the Heirs in Waiting trilogy. When the handsome son of a Baron meets a woman who defies the constraints of London’s proper society, he must make the ultimate decision Read more...
Don't Look Now Take a thrilling twisty tension-filled ride in Mary Burton’s latest, DON’T LOOK NOW. Austin Homicide Detective, Jordan Poe, is as tough as they come. Having dealt with her own family’s addictions, Jordan is resilient and street smart. Read more...
Never Saw Me Coming A diagnosed psychopath, Chloe Sevre, is starting her first year at John Adams University in Washington, DC. She is excited to meet her roommate, find her classes, attend some fraternity parties, investigate the murder rate, and... kill Will Bachman. NEVER SAW Read more...
Nice Girls A dark and twisty debut that features a divisive narrator who can be unlikeable and reckless, but also raw and driven. NICE GIRLS by Catherine Dang explores tough topics like social media, rejection, self-esteem, inequality, mental illness, and loss Read more...
This Is Why We Lie The small coastal town of Gardiners Bay is home to the beautiful girls from prestigious Preston Prep and the alluring and mysterious boys from Rookwood Reform School. As members from both groups start meeting for secret parties in the woods, new relationships develop, and loyalties are tested. In Read more...
Her Perfect Life Popular television reporter, Lily Atwood, appears to have the perfect life. She lives in a perfect house with her seven-year-old daughter. She has talent, fame, and social media fans that follow her every move, but Lily has secrets and in HER PERFECT LIFE, someone is Read more...
Trace of Doubt Shelby Pearce is being paroled after spending fifteen years in prison for a murder and robbery she didn’t commit. FBI Special Agent Denton McClure has spent years trying to locate the five hundred thousand Shelby was accused of stealing from her brother-in-law&rsquo Read more...
Where the Truth Lies WHERE THE TRUTH LIES by Anna Bailey is a dazzling debut with a slow-burning intensity that builds after a young girl disappears after a night partying in the woods. Filled with deeply nuanced characters that leap off the pages Read more...
Profiling a Killer PROFILING A KILLER is the first book in the new Behavioral Analysis Unit (BAU) series for Harlequin Intrigue. It sets the bar high as a serial killer targets and murders a high profile medical examiner’s sister Read more...
Pup Fiction This was my first time reading this long-running cozy mystery series and I wonder what took me so long? PUP FICTION by Laurien Berenson is a fun, fast-paced mystery that will appeal to dog lovers and mystery lovers Read more...
The Boy in the Photo A mother’s worst nightmare comes to life when her six-year-old son disappears from school in THE BOY IN THE PHOTO. When Megan Stanthorpe learns her controlling ex-husband has kidnapped her son, she fears she will never see Daniel again. Megan lives Read more...
Evidence of Innocence After spending fifteen years in prison for a crime she did not commit, Kinsley Garrett is weary of law enforcement officers. Yet when a man attempts to kidnap Kinsley on a snowy road, Kinsley knows she must let Police Chief Marcus Bayne keep her safe and help her Read more...
The Ghost and the Haunted Portrait The seventh book in The Haunted Bookshop series revolves around pulp fiction cover art and the perils of unscrupulous publishers. THE GHOST AND THE HAUNTED PORTRAIT has a lot going on Read more...
Southern Sass and a Battered Bride In the third book in the Marygene Brown Mystery series, Marygene has quite a problem. The Peach Diner is catering a mystery-themed wedding for Marygene’s ex-boyfriend, Alex Myers. Not only is the bride demanding and pushy, but she also ends up dead in Read more...
The Music of Bees Alice, Jake, and Harry are suffering low points in their lives. Forty-four-year-old Alice is grieving the loss of her husband and parents, while eighteen-year-old Jacob Stevenson is adjusting to life after an accident, and twenty-four-year-old introvert Harry, is struggling with Read more...
The Dead Husband When her husband dies from an overdose of sleep medication and alcohol, Rose Yates leaves Milwaukee with her eleven-year-old son to return to her father’s house in Bury, New Hampshire. Special Investigating Agent, Colin Pearson, is convinced Rose’s husband did not die 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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