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Daily Archives: June 5, 2018
Another interesting and fun novel in this slightly paranormal mystery series
Lowcountry Bookshop (A Liz Talbot Mystery)
By: Susan M. Boyer
Rating: 5 of 5
This series is one of my favorite cozy mystery series. While there is a paranormal twist to the books (and that is something I generally do not care for), the charm of the relationship between the real and paranormal is a fun one to read.
Liz Talbot and her husband Nate are private investigators. They have been hired to prove someone innocent of killing an individual. There is a twist in the hiring and it sets up a more full-blown investigation than usual.
The paranormal part of this story is on back burner and more hard-hitting investigation takes over. I really appreciated reading how an investigation would take place. The ways of changing ones look and how to take photographs without seeming to be doing so.
Posted in Mystery/Suspense/Thriller
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40 Wonderful Alice in Wonderland design pages – printed one side of page
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland
By: Forest Diver; Published by Storytroll
Rating: 5 of 5
I own a lot of Alice in Wonderland coloring books. It seems to be a mini obsession amongst the larger coloring one that takes up room in my house and in my head. I don’t know what it is about Alice, but I pretty much buy them when I see them (except for the gory ones because that isn’t my cup of tea.)
So, I have so many to choose from. For me, this newest one is one of the best ones yet. It is an interpretation by artist Forest Diver. This is my second coloring book by this artist (who publishes under Storytroll/Julia Rivers imprint) but it will not be my last.
I appreciate his design take in general and, for me, it translates into a wonderful and slightly more modern looking land for Alice to explore.
The designs are detailed and in some cases have some intricate areas to color. That you get 40 completely unique images in this book and at the price it is makes it an outstanding value as far as I am concerned.
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