Amy finds herself and her beau in the thick of things again as they discover another body. This one because of art and forgies not like the one before dealing with history and family property heritage although this was her uncles heritage in painting. With the investigation involving an out of town art investigator being brought in, her aunt has warmed up to him while hosting him as the annual festival gets into full swing. A donated art piece gets stolen that was donated to the festival fundraiser from her uncles collection which is intertwined with the murder. Lots of clues that finally pair together when she gets back from her surprise trip from NY to see her beau perform while the festival is being covered by her aunt and best friend who sent her. A great read for sure!

This is a good book men. But get ready. It will hit you hard in some areas. But if your desire is to become a stronger Christian than this is the right book for you.

After watching the 4-part documentary about six sons out of 12 Calvin children who lived with schizophrenia, I was more curious about this family and stoked that a book was written about them. Award-winning journalist Robert Kolker weaved both narrative stories about the Calvin family with medical information about schizophrenia and new research. To read this book, one does not need to be a medical expert. The chapters are shorter and this book is an excellent read. If I could give this book more than 5 stars, I would double it to 10.

Second in the series… another good read. Charlotte was hosting an author and guests who had won an one on one time with Amanda for a week at her bed and breakfast in her quaint little town located by the harbor. However, one of the guest was killed the first night, so Charlotte and her aunts friend Ellen start sleuthing to figure out the mystery all the while Ellen has an unusual “family member” staying with her.

And so begins another mystery unraveling clues from Amy’s hometown past about another murder involving her best friends (Sunny) grandparents as Sunny is running for mayor. Back in the 60’s the grandparents had a commune that housed people in those days who experimented with drugs which was a common theme then. Well… there was work being done on then commune and now farm that unearthed a dead body know to be one of the people that had stayed during that time. So more sleuthing to clear her best friends name along with the grands brought more danger and another murder of which Amy was warned to stop sleuthing only to get into another predicament. Another good read to keep you guessing for sure.

This booklet is a supplement to the Dead Sea Scrolls video. It gives the basic information about the 1947 discovery of many scrolls that were found in caves in the remote Judean desert. Interesting discovery found in History.

This is a the 4th book in a series of books about a Scottish bookshop mystery focusing on a bookshop called Cracked Spine in Edinburg where a librarian moved from Kansas to organize, research and inventory the bookshop for her boss Edwin. Delaney finds herself in the middle of murder wrapped around the Loch Ness monster as she prepares to marry a pub owner from down the street that she fell for. Enjoying seeing her biological family from Kansas come over for the nuptials and meet her bookshop family of about a year now, the interesting case kept her busy. This book and the rest of the series is a great read!

This is an excellent work of poetry written by one of our patrons. Reading this made me feel like I got to know their heart more and their love for God.

This book was a slow read with lots of symbolism and dreams. I wasn't always sure whether Tortuga, the protagonist was dreaming or if he was experiencing what could be a dream. The gist of the whole story was Tortuga's process from paralysis due to an accident to moving forward.

Story was good but the way she's releasing them is scammy.