Interview with a Character: Detective Joanna Steele
Detective Joanna Steele arrives fifteen minutes late. She apologizes without making excuses, orders a black coffee she never touches, and scans...
INTERVIEW WITH RACHEL LOUISE ADAMS
Where There’s Smoke Coldren County Book 2 Rachel Louise Adams Minotaur Books October 2026 Where There’s Smoke by Rachel Louise Adams can be read...
Five Burbank True Crime Cases
Often dismissed as suburban and quiet – remember Johnny Carson talking about “beautiful downtown Burbank?” – I didn’t have high hopes when I dived...
Pet Spotlight: The Mizushima Dogs
I spent my childhood on cattle ranches, first in Texas and then Colorado. We always had dogs, cats, and horses around, and I grew up loving them...
The Reading Agency launches largest-ever UK prison book-gifting programme
Nearly half a million Quick Reads to reach prisons across the UK, with a collection shaped with people in prison and prison staff and championed by Prison Reading Laureate Lee Child
Sleepers in the Snow by Joanne Harris
Sleepers in the Snow, by Joanne Harris is a thoughtful, engrossing novel, which on the surface is a study in the complexities of dementia, but on a deeper level, it really can be read as an updated and inverted work of folk horror. It is not a thriller in the traditional sense.
