How Many Old Ladies Will Die is a quick-read mystery by Patricia K Batta. It follows the series of Marge Christensen stories, with Marge now travelling to Michigan to visit her mother, and becoming embroiled in a mysterious double death. As the title suggests, two...

At the beginning of Hawke’s Point by Mark Willen, Beacon Junction, Vermont, is a sleepy little town. Jonas Hawke, a retired lawyer and proprietor of a B&B, is one of the town’s most prominent citizens, and Harrison Medical Devices is its largest business. But several...

In Hill Country Greed: An Austin, Texas Mystery by Patrick Kelly, Rose and Joe Robbins have just moved into their new house outside Austin, Texas. It overlooks a lake and woodlands, and is a symbol of their luxuriant new lifestyle. Joe has just signed on...

Hardt’s Tale: A Mobious’ Trip Novel by Gwendolyn Druyor takes the fantasy genre to a new level of sophistication that is reminiscent of the works of J.R.R. Tolkien and George R.R. Martin. Protagonist Hardt starts his life in tumultuous circumstances, eventually settling for a peaceful...

Hush Now by L.A. Green is a unique and original story that enthralled my senses on many different levels. From start to finish I was engulfed in the plot theme and storyline that took me away, deep into a past era. In short, this is...

Happy Utopia Day, Joe McCarthy by J.T. Lundy is a witty, satiric cautionary tale about a ‘James Bond wannabe’ U.S. Customs Officer named Chris Thompson, who is summoned from his mundane job by the President of the United States to serve as a special agent...

I thoroughly enjoyed this British story although it brought many deep issues to the surface. In Holding On, Mel Morton writes about the village of Heatherton, with a woman named Beth who is holding on to a secret. I wanted to know what happened next...