I like cozies. They're easy, breezy reads that are fun to read after a long day at work. Juliette takes care of bunnies and solves mysteries in her spare time as an amateur sleuth. When a dead body ruins a birthday party she's hosting a bunny show at, the host asks her to get involved and help the cops find the killer. It wasn't going to be easy since Evelyn, the person who has killed, was disliked by everyone and had a lot of enemies. She would blackmail people. To help uncover more about Eveyln's murder, Juliette accepts a position as a judge at a local bunny competition. Evelyn was judging but since was killed, the competition was down a judge. For the most part, it's a fun and thrilling read. Some parts are hard to read if you're a hardcore animal lover like me. Not everyone in the book loves and cares about the sweet little bunnies and sometimes puts them in harm's way.

That book dragged in the beginning but I continued on.the ending was sad but expected

Funny and fast read.

This mystery collaboration includes J.W.Jackson and Brady Coyne, respective heroes of the individual authors. Taking place once again on Martha's Vineyard it follows the detective and lawyer as they investigate two deaths that are eventually linked. When a former US president is scheduled to visit the island to help diffuse a union strike of the ferry operators the connection between the two deaths is finally made. Any fans of either author will enjoy the island setting and fast paced mystery.

romance, richly detailed, character driven

When confronted by raging fires or deadly accidents, volunteer fireman Taylor McAden feels compelled to take terrifying risks to save lives. But there is one leap of faith Taylor can't bring himself to make he can't fall in love. For all his adult years, Taylor has sought out women who need to be rescued, women leaves as soon as their crisis is over and the relationship starts to become truly intimate. When a raging storm hits his small southern town, single mother Denise Hilton's car skids off the road. The young mom is with her four -year -old son Kyle, a boy with severe learning disabilities and for whom she has sacrificed everything . Taylor McAden finds her unconscious and bledding, but does not find Kyle. When Denise wakes, the chilling truth becomes clear to both of them Kyle is gone. During the search for Kyle, the connection between Tayt and Denise takes root. Taylor doesn't know that this rescue will be different from of his demanding for more than raw physical courage. It will lead him to the possibility of his own rescue from a life lived without live and will require him to open doors to his past that were slammed shut by pain.

It is always an experience when we get the experience of living on the other side of the tracks. The author did an excellent job of expressing what her experience was like when she wore the robe of a patient instead of that of a doctor. She had the experience of lying in a hospital bed and watching and hearing the treatments that patients get from their medical team. She was able to experience the coldness, insensitivity, the mistakes, the delays, dealing with attitudes and the attitude of being treated as a subject, as a bed #. She saw and heard, ego, self-satisfaction, nonchalant attitude from the medical team caring for her. This was an eye opener for her and made her determine in her heart that she would not display these attitudes in her practice.

'Tis the week before Christmas, and antiques dealer Weezie Foley is in a frenzy to do up her shop right for the Savannah historical district decorating contest, which she fully intends to win. Her motif is Graceland Blue Christmas, with lots of tinsel, an aluminum tree, and enough tacky retro doodads to fill the Grand Ole Opry. But no sooner is she certain she's one-upped the trendy shop around the corner when Weezie notices things going strangely missing from her display.

This was a face paced sci-fi thriller. Lots of interesting turns. A strange turn of events toward the end will keep you thinking! Keep an open mind.

This is a story about two teenage sisters living in a cult where the people are all brainwashed by a prophet and they believe in polygamy. There is also a global pandemic going on along with a little touch of fantasy splashed in. It's faced paced and held my attention. I recommend this book.