I actually ended up reading Death Comes to Dartmoor twice, because my health got in the way when I initially read it with an intent to review so I had to reread it now that I am actually reviewing it.

"The thought that anyone could take our children from us--and that we might be powerless to stop them--still tears at me in a primal, elemental way. Families belong together." --Richard Bell

Cover from Goodreads Murder from Scratch is a good, solid cozy mystery with some likable characters. It gives me a chapter to get comfortable with the main character before introducing the murder. The

Cover from Amazon Something Read, Something Dead has a very enjoyable main character and a great voice. I got sucked into it immediately with total suspension of disbelief. Because the characters and the

Cover from NetGalley This book didn't start out great for me as personally I strongly dislike seeing the death itself unless the main character is present. However, this author did do a good job in not

Cover Image from Publisher When I looked at the cover and blurb on NetGalley for The Revenant Express, I expected a classic mystery in a Steampunk setting. My expectations were very wrong and that colored

Cover from Amazon If you've read and liked other books set in this world, my review may be absolutely useless to you. Since I've not read them, I'm unable to judge how much of my concerns might be resolved

Cover from Amazon My pain levels have been especially problematic lately, so I've really needed good books I could lose myself in to escape some of the pain. The Dragon Sickness by Ava Richardson did a

Cover from Goodreads When I write these longer reviews, I generally take some notes immediately after reading then mull things over for a day or two to see how I feel about the book and what sticks with

Cover from Amazon This is a difficult review to write, because I ended up with very mixed feelings about Wildflower Heart. The fact is that if I'd been reading this book for fun, I'd not have finished

Cover image from Amazon I don't think I'm the ideal reader for The Tiger's Tale. The main character didn't appeal to me that much and I felt a bit disconnected from not having read the earlier books in

Some reviews are harder to write than others. I like to be as fair as I can be but also honest. Personal taste is a huge factor for any reader and reviewer and it definitely plays a role for me. When looking

Cover Image from NetGalley I have very mixed feelings this book. That makes reviewing it somewhat uncomfortable. Inan is a fun character. She's not human and her society is different, but she rebels against

Sadly I wasn't able to enjoy this book as much as some of my previous NetGalley selections. I read mysteries because I enjoy a mental puzzle. I want to sort through and piece together the clues to determine

The Bark of the Town is a cozy mystery by Stella St. Claire that was released in early November. I read an ARC from NetGalley for the purposes of this review. Cozy mysteries have been a staple of my reading

First a small note. Please educate me if I misuse any terminology or say anything that doesn't use preferred wordings. I'm new to this and there's a bit of a learning curve. I want to be a good ally and

Cover from author website I should have loved Irregardless of Murder. I read huge volumes of cozy mysteries. Like the MC, I'm a grammar nerd who is annoyed by misusage like irregardless. While sadly the

Cover Image from author's website Bloodlines and Broomsticks is a newer paranormal/paranormal romance release by Robyn Bachar. Book reviews are by nature very subjective things. Folks like me with writer

Missing Lies by Chris Collett is a new release from Joffe Books. This book actually managed to surprise me on who did it, which doesn't happen often. I had, however, figured out the where well in advance.

Hidden Among the Stars
by Melanie Dobson
Tyndale House Publishers
Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.
Christian , Historical Fiction
Pub Date 04 Sep 2018
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