Category Archives: Talking Books
The School of Essential Ingredients by Erica Bauermeister
Dear Fellow Reader, While I write to you today, there is a rainstorm outside. Thunder and lightning – the whole Midwest rainstorm show. I am delighted because it has been dry where I live and we need the rain. There … Continue reading
A Deception at Thornecrest by Ashley Weaver
Dear Fellow Reader, Back in January, I reviewed the book Murder at the Brightwell by Ashley Weaver. (https://cecooney.com/2020/01/10/oh-those-cozies-three-cozy-mysteries/) Remember back in those good old days? That was back before we were all inside for the pandemic. ~sigh~ Anyway, I enjoyed … Continue reading
Southern Ghost Hunter Mysteries by Angie Fox
Dear Fellow Readers, Yes, I have plenty of books to read that are best sellers or classics or perhaps just have bigger words in them. BUT… I occasionally need a palette cleanser. I have no problem admitting it. I do … Continue reading
Paris Never Leaves You by Ellen Feldman
Here I am with another historical fiction book. I’m not exactly sure how this happens. I requested an advance reader copy of this book after reading the description. I should keep the descriptions so I can tell what caught my … Continue reading
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Redhead by the Side of the Road by Anne Tyler
Dear Fellow Readers, Another message from Coronaville. It is possible to get used to this uncertainty. No, I guess it isn’t. If you, like me have some days that are harder than others. The problem is not when we can … Continue reading
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