Reviews and Comments

Enjoying the many references to Celtic mythology

Organizing for those of us who get overwhelmed and distracted

This was fun.

Quite a slog. I finished it eventually and it was an interesting premise but waaaaay too long.

Not sure I'm up for the rest of it. For some reason, this was a slog for me. The characters were good, the plot was solid. Good world building.

Maybe it's there were too many characters and I often felt like I was missing context. And it was way too easy to get distracted by other books.

It wrapped up pretty well in the end, with a good setup for a sequel, but I kinda feel like it could have about 20% shorter and been a better novel. Tighter.

Just finished the first story: Those who stayed to fight. I'm relishing it. I had to stop the book to sit with the first story for a while. Awesome!

Fun read - you don't need to know anything about bridge. Love the characters.

Retired detective gets a retirement gift of a writing retreat set in Tuscany. Unfortunately, his buddies didn't read the fine print (Or they did and they're pulling a prank) because the retreat is geared to writers of erotic fiction. Of course, when one of the members of the retreat ends up murdered, the local Commissario asks for our protagonist's help with all the English-speakers.

Fun, good characters, and a dog. Can't beat a cozy set in Tuscany that includes a dog, right?

Fun and interesting enough to buy the sequel.

Listening on Chirp. So far it's a hoot!

Just finished listening on Chirp. Lots of random twists and turns... Like, wait what?

Fun listen with yummy foods. Now I want a grilled cheese sandwich.

Read on Chirp. Fun listening as they figure out what's going on.

Fun rambling history of the world and foods. Interesting perspective on how things connect.