While I normally don’t say you should judge a book by its cover, the cover of The Audacity of Sara Grayson immediately made me chuckle. For me this book falls into the cozy mystery realm of reads, which is something I love. Now technically if you are a cozy fan I am stretching the definition a bit, but this is still a read for mystery lovers of all types.

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Michelle Major, the author of The Magnolia Sisters series, is releasing a brand new series. I have shared my thoughts on her other series and was excited to share this one with our readers as well. The Carolina Girls is a series in the same vein as her first series and is a perfect read for Hallmark Movie lovers everywhere.

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With very few books marketed at children or younger readers with a focus on medicine and health, Susan McCormick, who is a doctor, decided to create something herself. The Antidote is a young reader book that does just what McCormick felt was missing. If you have a young reader that is interested in the field of medicine or are curious as to how that topic could be covered for young readers then keep reading this review.

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When Hannah Mercer unexpectedly looses her husband and sons she sells her family farm and decides to set up a new home and store inside a delivery truck. This complete shift in her life leads her to try and find connections with those she often meets throughout her now more transient life. Goods & Effects is story full of loss, but also heart and growth with Hannah acting as a vessel for the lives of not just herself, but those around her.

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I love a cozy mystery and when I was given the opportunity to review Arsenic and Adobo I was so excited. With the season changing this is the perfect time where I live for curling up with a good book. If you love a good mystery then this is a review you should read.

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Midnight House is a sequel to the YA thriller, The Field. Ian Dawson uses his own experiences to create stories that will keep readers enthralled. His work reaches into his own darkest moments, but he uses his experiences to create works that are complex and examine the implications of traumatic events on human behavior.

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From the author of Roommaid, The Seat Filler is a cute rom-com style read by Sariah Wilson. Inspired by her own celebrity encounter with Adam Driver this fun read is perfect to hunker down with for a quick day binge of adorable romance. If you are a fan of rom-coms this is the perfect read for you.

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The author Caroline Fardig reached out to me about my interest in reviewing her new book in the Ellie Matthews series and I of course said yes. I really enjoyed Eye for an Eye, the first book in the series and also the second, so reviewing this one was a no brainer. Dead Sprint is not out until mid-May, but I wanted to showcase it in plenty of time for pre-order.

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Treasure Seekers is the third novel in the Transylvanian Trilogy by Roberta Seret. It won’t be out until April 27th, but I wanted to give you plenty of time to pre-order. This historical fiction work involves actual events and real people which Seret has been able to blend seamlessly with her overarching story.

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J. Luke Bennecke is back with a new book in the Jake Bendel series. This science fiction style thriller examines what could happen is the very water you came in contact with every day was contaminated. Waterborne is an eerie read that will have you wondering if there might be something lurking in your cup.

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