Apple cider, bonfires, football and ghosts. Back at it again.

Hunting Badger finds Leaphorn and Chee working 2 angles of the same case. Each is trying to catch the militia men who pulled off a violent heist at an Indian casino

I really enjoyed this book and was kept guessing as to what happened until almost the end. There were many sad moments but it was overall a very positive read.

Read like a YA novel and if there’s only so many characters in the book, picking the killer isn’t hard when you know Freida’s twists. Boring and immature!

I used this book for the agricultural [farming/gardening] Brutus Bingo square and found it to be a fun read. This is my first exposure to anything by Sandler - I especially enjoyed the British setting and the language differences from the English spoken here in the States. I also enjoyed the restoration gardening project and learning more about orchids. My favorite characters had to be the cats and dogs!!

Beautiful middle grade book with themes of friendship, family, and resilience.

Verity and Frankie are on a mission to talk to a ghost whe knows who killed Frankie. However he is in the Mint Julip asylum that houses many ghosts. The story flows with an unexpected ending

Tried a new (to me author) Emma Cook . She had a deep emotional writing style. She wrote from more than one perspective and intertwined them nicely. This book had some twists and turns not all were necessarily easy to unravel.

This is the first in the new Rory Moore/Lane Phillips series. I have now read all of Charlie Donlea's crime thrillers and they do not disappoint. Rory is a forensic reconstructionist and her work with cold case homicides is remarkable!! I liked the use of multiple timelines and POVs and was intrigued by her restoration of porcelain dolls.

This was more of an advertisement for AA or NA than a memoir. Very repetitive and boring.