Books to read past the lock-downs, a continuation of “Books to read during our Stay-at-Home Time” – Part 2
Dear Fellow Bookworms,
I started to blog about some of my favorite books during the 2020 lock-downs and upheavals. Now that we, at least we in California and many parts of the US, are opening up our shops, restaurants, museums, and, ultimately, our lives, reading is still one of my favorite past times. Let’s hope that soon everyone here and abroad will be able to live a more normal life again. My heart goes out to those who still suffer great losses.
I’m always looking for new books and authors and there is nothing more enjoyable than diving into the imaginary lives of fascinating characters!
Here is another author whose books I really enjoy and my brief review:
Braxton Campus Mysteries by James J Cudney – Fun and suspenseful!
I’m in the process of reading this mystery series that takes place in the town and academia of Braxton. I thoroughly enjoy the quirky characters, the well-thought-out plot, the twists and turns, and the humor. Kellan Ayrwick, or “Little Ayrwick” as the obnoxious town detective calls him, professor and amateur sleuth, has his work cut out for him. All he wants to do is be a respectable teacher and devoted father to his little girl, Emma, but destiny seems to have other plans for him. Aside from having to deal with his mob in-laws and other calamities, he has the propensity of stumbling upon dead bodies. Together with his annoying but good-hearted Nana, he tries to catch the murderer before he or she strikes again.
These are fun and fascinating mysteries, real page turners!
Interested? Check out the series page on Amazon by clicking on the book cover above or click on the link to the Author Page on Amazon.
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Stay safe and have a wonderful day!