
THE STABBING IN THE STABLES by Simon Brett
I love the way that author Simon Brett increases the difficulty of the challenge he faces as an author, as he ups the stakes of
THE VIOLINIST OF VENICE by Alyssa Palombo
Although THE VIOLINIST OF VENICE bears an image of a young woman with a low-cut neckline on the cover, it is actually refers to Antonio
THE FOUNDLING by Georgette Heyer
THE FOUNDLING by Georgette Heyer is one of her wonderful Georgian Regency novels. Set in 1818, when George III had gone mad, Queen Charlotte was
A Day in Seville, Spain
Today, the weather changed, with pouring rain and wind. The day started out well enough. True, the clouds looked ominous, but there was plenty of
Travel day from Évora Portugal to Carmona Spain
Today, I rose at 6 am as the suitcases had to be at the door by 7 am. At 8:30 am, we departed for Carmona
CARVING SHADOWS INTO GOLD by Brigid Kemmerer
CARVING SHADOWS INTO GOLD is a transition novel. By that, I mean that it is not a standalone novel. Which means that if you read
A TIME TRAVELER’S MASQUERADE by Sian Ann Bessey
When Isla Crawford goes to a costume shop looking for a Wendy outfit (in the shape of a blue nighgown) for an office party, the
A Walking Tour of Evora, Portugal
This morning was a light day as regards our activities. At 9:30 we met in front of the Pousada Dos Loios, where we met Maria,
PRECIPICE by Robert Harris
When I picked up Robert Harris’ PRECIPICE, I believed I was going to read yet another non-fiction book about how Britain tumbled into the First
Travel Day ~ From Lisbon to Evora
Today we ventured out of Lisbon to Évora, a UNESCO Heritage site in the Alentejo region of Portugal, a region of olive groves, cork trees,