Murder, poisoned chowder, family drama, and a picturesque seaside community hiding plenty of secrets. 🦞🔎 The Chowder House Murder was my first Lee Hollis mystery—and a charming reminder of exactly why I love a good cozy mystery. Continue reading The Chowder House Murder Review | Small-Town Secrets & Cozy Mystery Charm
Poisoned clam chowder, decades-old family rivalries, small-town secrets, and three generations of strong women determined to uncover the truth. 🦞🔎 The Chowder House Murder was my first Lee Hollis mystery—and exactly the kind of charming cozy I needed. Continue reading The Chowder House Murder Review | Small-Town Secrets & Cozy Mystery Charm
The Chowder House Murder is a charming, fast-paced cozy mystery that balances murder and small-town secrets with humor, heart, and a delightful multigenerational family dynamic. Continue reading The Chowder House Murder Review: A Charming Cozy Mystery Full of Family, Secrets & Suspicion
June was a slower reading month than usual, but it still delivered some incredible books. In this wrap up, I share my thoughts on Every Exquisite Thing, Local Heavens, Of Flame and Fury, The Escape Game, Ballad of Falling Dragons, and more, including the books that helped spark a reading slump and the ones that completely won me over. From fantasy and romantasy to mystery and sci-fi, these are the 10 books I read in June. Continue reading June 2026 Reading Wrap Up | Every Exquisite Thing, Local Heavens, Of Flame and Fury & More
May may have defeated my 20-book reading goal once again, but I still managed to read 14 books packed with fantasy adventures, cozy mysteries, graphic novels, and a few unforgettable surprises. Here’s everything I read in May 2026 and what I thought of each one. 📚✨ Continue reading May 2026 Reading Wrap Up | 15 Books Read, Fantasy Favorites & Cozy Mystery Gems
