The Lost Boys of London is the next instalment in Mary Lawrence’s Bianca Goddard’s Mystery series. Someone is murdering young, penniless boys in the streets of London and Bianca is called …
[review] Sugar and Vice by Eve Calder
Sugar and Vice is the second book in Eve Calder’s Cookie House Mystery series and features star pastry chef Kate McGuire. Between baking delicious cookies, Kate finds herself in the …
[review] The Adventurers and the City of Secrets by Jemma Hatt
The Adventurers and the City of Secrets is the third book in Jemma Hatt’s The Adventurers series for readers aged 8-12 (and book lovers who are kids at heart). I …
[review] The Body in the Garden by Katharine Schellman
The Body in the Garden is Katharine Schellman’s debut novel and the first book in a new mystery series. Set in London in the early 1800s, the series follows a …
[review] The Case of Miss Elliott: The Teahouse Detective by Baroness Orczy
The Case of Miss Elliott: The Teahouse Detective is a collection of short stories. All of these are cozy mysteries written by Baroness Orczy (the author of The Scarlet Pimpernel). …
[review] Songbird by Karen Heenan [blog tour]
Songbird is a stand-alone historical fiction novel set in the court of King Henry VIII. The story revolves around a young girl, Bess, as she comes of age in a notoriously …
[review] False Value by Ben Aaronovitch
False Value is the 8th book in the fantastic Rivers of London series by Ben Aaronovitch. In this latest instalment, Peter Grant has left the police force and gone to …
[review] Hattie Goes to Hollywood by Caroline James [blog tour]
Hattie Goes to Hollywood is a funny and engaging cozy mystery – the first in a new series by Caroline James. The book features a retired hotel manager, Hattie Mulberry, …