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Winners of the TOMORROW RIVER book giveaway are Stella (Ex Librus) and Giada. You should have received an email requesting your mailing address to send your copy to.
Police Procedural Book Review
Bernadette reveiws Hypothermia by Arnaldur Indriðason The subtle drama of these exquisitely depicted, intertwining stories is as compelling as any explosively dramatic book. Quite beautiful.
Alexia's Books and Such reviewed Fantasy in Death by J.D. Robb
Jennifer at Crazy For Books reviewed Alex Cross's Trial by James Patterson and Richard DiLallo
Hey Lady! Whatcha Reading? reviews The Tunnels by Michelle Gagnon
Sharon's Garden of Book Reviews gave us Deception by Jonathon Kellerman
Private Investigator Book Review
Lesley's Book Nook reviewed the Maisie Dobbs (audio) by Jacqueline Winspear
Amateur Sleuth book Review
A Million Words reviews the novel The Weed That Strings the Hangman's Bag by Alan Bradley
Christy at Readin' and Dreamin' reviews the book Whom the Gods Love by Kate Ross
Cozy Mystery Book Review
Mark reviews three cozy novels in his post Recent Nightstand Visitors sharing "the post includes reviews of comedic mysteries Corpse on the Cob by Sue Ann Jaffarian, Revenge for Old Times' Sake by Kris Neri, and Death of a Trophy Wife by Laura Levine"
Lesa's Book Critiques reviews Farm Fresh Murder by Paige Shelton
Thriller/Suspense Fiction Book Review
KerrieS reviewed BLEED FOR ME, Michael Robotham saying this will be a strong contender for this year's Ned Kelly Awards.
Missy Frye reviews the novel The Right Call by Kathy Herman saying "with information that could solve a series of murders but endangers the girl he loves, a college boy grapples with what to do—and whom to trust."
Amanda at Bookshelf Monstrousity reviews The Ghost Writer by John Harwood
Author Interview
Mysteries and My Musing interviewed M. Louise Locke
Mysteries and My Musings interviewed Martha Grimes
Writing Tips and Advice
Writer sense gives us Creating a Villain Pt 1
Writer sense gives us Creating a Villain Pt 2
Research for background of Forensic Science JohnQ Stakes presents Top 10 Most Famous Forensic Scientists of All Time
*******I hope you got some ideas for new books or authors to read and even some tips and insights for writing.*******
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And please help spread the word about this Blog carnival, it is very easy to submit a post to be included.
Bernadette reveiws Hypothermia by Arnaldur Indriðason The subtle drama of these exquisitely depicted, intertwining stories is as compelling as any explosively dramatic book. Quite beautiful.
Alexia's Books and Such reviewed Fantasy in Death by J.D. Robb
Jennifer at Crazy For Books reviewed Alex Cross's Trial by James Patterson and Richard DiLallo
Hey Lady! Whatcha Reading? reviews The Tunnels by Michelle Gagnon
Sharon's Garden of Book Reviews gave us Deception by Jonathon Kellerman
Private Investigator Book Review
Lesley's Book Nook reviewed the Maisie Dobbs (audio) by Jacqueline Winspear
Amateur Sleuth book Review
A Million Words reviews the novel The Weed That Strings the Hangman's Bag by Alan Bradley
Christy at Readin' and Dreamin' reviews the book Whom the Gods Love by Kate Ross
Cozy Mystery Book Review
Mark reviews three cozy novels in his post Recent Nightstand Visitors sharing "the post includes reviews of comedic mysteries Corpse on the Cob by Sue Ann Jaffarian, Revenge for Old Times' Sake by Kris Neri, and Death of a Trophy Wife by Laura Levine"
Lesa's Book Critiques reviews Farm Fresh Murder by Paige Shelton
Thriller/Suspense Fiction Book Review
KerrieS reviewed BLEED FOR ME, Michael Robotham saying this will be a strong contender for this year's Ned Kelly Awards.
Missy Frye reviews the novel The Right Call by Kathy Herman saying "with information that could solve a series of murders but endangers the girl he loves, a college boy grapples with what to do—and whom to trust."
Amanda at Bookshelf Monstrousity reviews The Ghost Writer by John Harwood
Author Interview
Mysteries and My Musing interviewed M. Louise Locke
Mysteries and My Musings interviewed Martha Grimes
Writing Tips and Advice
Writer sense gives us Creating a Villain Pt 1
Writer sense gives us Creating a Villain Pt 2
Research for background of Forensic Science JohnQ Stakes presents Top 10 Most Famous Forensic Scientists of All Time
*******I hope you got some ideas for new books or authors to read and even some tips and insights for writing.*******
For more information on the specifics of the Carnival and how to submit your posts go here.
And please help spread the word about this Blog carnival, it is very easy to submit a post to be included.
