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Don’t Bring Helen! (Or Please Do)

The Expectant Detectives by Kat Ailes

November 4, 2024 by Pooja Leave a Comment

CBR16 Bingo: Games – Alice and her friends take up the murder investigation as diversion more than anything else while waiting to give birth, though things aren’t all fun and games for very long. Alice and her partner Joe move to the countryside hoping to raise their soon-to-be born son in a peaceful environment, but that peace is shattered when a local store owner is found murdered during the course of an eventful antenatal class. I’ve read plenty of flavors of cozy mystery, but a […]

Filed Under: Audiobooks, Fiction, Mystery Tagged With: ARC, audiobook, cbr16bingo, cozy mystery, England, friendship, Kat Ailes, mystery, NetGalley

Pooja's CBR16 Review No:103 · Genres: Audiobooks, Fiction, Mystery · Tags: ARC, audiobook, cbr16bingo, cozy mystery, England, friendship, Kat Ailes, mystery, NetGalley ·
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If Agatha Christie wrote The Wind in the Willows

Shady Hollow by Juneau Black

November 4, 2024 by Bibliophile Leave a Comment

CBR 16 Bingo – Détante: The town was peaceful, but that state of peace was clearly fragile, and it was disturbed. In the small town of Shady Hollow woodland creatures live in harmony and peace. That is until Otto Stump, an old toad, is killed. The town reporter, Vera Vixen, who has been looking for a way to rise in the ranks in the town paper plans to write about the case and do some investigative work of her own. When she discovers that the […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery Tagged With: cbr16bingo, juneau black

Bibliophile's CBR16 Review No:10 · Genres: Fiction, Mystery · Tags: cbr16bingo, juneau black ·
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Honestly incredible… I’m at a loss for words.

All My Rage by Sabaa Tahir

November 4, 2024 by Bibliophile Leave a Comment

CBR 16 Bingo – Rage: …It’s in the title. No explanation required. This book, told through 3 perspectives, one from the past and 2 in the present. In the past, in Lahore, Pakistan, Misbah is newly married to Tofiq in an arranged marriage. They end up coming to the United States hoping for a new start and end up opening the Cloud’s Rest Inn Motel. In the present, Salahudin (Misbah’s son, nicknamed Sal) and his best friend Noor were so close they were like family, […]

Filed Under: Featured, Fiction Tagged With: cbr16bingo, Sabaa Tahir

Bibliophile's CBR16 Review No:9 · Genres: Featured, Fiction · Tags: cbr16bingo, Sabaa Tahir ·
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Murderbot is not OK but the reason why is [redacted]

System Collapse by Martha Wells

November 4, 2024 by Malin Leave a Comment

CBR16 Bingo: Rage (The Murderbot Diaries are all the rage all over the bookish internet, in addition, there’s a lot of rage-inducing behaviour from the evil corporation in the book) Spoiler warning! This is book 7 in the series, and absolutely not the place to start reading. This book will not make as much sense if it’s your first encounter with Murderbot. You should have read at least All Systems Red, Artificial Condition and the previous novel, Network Effect to have the requisite backstory for […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Science Fiction Tagged With: #Science Fiction, artifical intelligence, CBR16, cbr16bingo, LGBTQIA, Malin, martha wells, Murderbot Diaries, rage, space opera, System Collapse

Malin's CBR16 Review No:61 · Genres: Fiction, Science Fiction · Tags: #Science Fiction, artifical intelligence, CBR16, cbr16bingo, LGBTQIA, Malin, martha wells, Murderbot Diaries, rage, space opera, System Collapse ·
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How Many Lies, How Many Truths

The Truth According to Ember by Danica Nava

November 4, 2024 by faintingviolet 2 Comments

The Truth According to Ember ended up on my reading list because of social media. When the ARC was released author and reviewer folks who I follow were promoting it because they liked what they were reading, but also it is a romance by and about Native people published by a mainstream publishing house (in this case, Berkley). While I didn’t receive an ARC, I was interested enough to keep an eye out for publication, and once that happened, I immediately placed myself on the […]

Filed Under: Featured, Fiction, Romance Tagged With: a little romance, cbr16bingo, Danica Nava, free, Native RomCom, The Truth According to Ember, we need diverse books

faintingviolet's CBR16 Review No:36 · Genres: Featured, Fiction, Romance · Tags: a little romance, cbr16bingo, Danica Nava, free, Native RomCom, The Truth According to Ember, we need diverse books ·
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Liar Liar Pants Incredibly on Fire

First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston

November 4, 2024 by dreadpiratekel Leave a Comment

This was very much a case of right book, right time. I needed something fast-paced and twisty that would absorb me fully and let me focus on the characters’ trials and tribulations.  And this book delivered exactly what I needed!   The book follows Evie Porter, except that is not her real name.  And the whole history she has spun for her boyfriend Ryan is not true.  Evie and Ryan’s completely coincidental meeting was also anything but coincidental.   But Evie is not scamming Ryan becasue […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Mystery, Suspense Tagged With: ashley elston, everyone is so Southren, first lie wins, mystery, Suspense, thriller

dreadpiratekel's CBR16 Review No:39 · Genres: Fiction, Mystery, Suspense · Tags: ashley elston, everyone is so Southren, first lie wins, mystery, Suspense, thriller ·
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