BOOK REVIEW | All I’ll Ever Need

All I’ll Ever Need
Harry Kraus, MD

All I’ll Ever Need is the third book in the Dr. Claire McCall series. This book can easily be read as a stand alone, but like any book series, it maybe helpful to read the preceding books.

Dr. Claire McCall is ready to move on with her life as well as her upcoming nuptials. There is only one problem. Claire is still trying to recover from a recent assault in her home, choosing to sleep with a gun nearby for protection and trying hard to hide her fears from others including her fiancee. While her fiancee, John Cerelli tries to be understanding, Claire knows she must move over this hurdle in order to prepare for marriage.

BOOK REVIEW | Over Her Head

Over Her Head
Shelley Bates

During her morning run, Laurie Hale discovers the body of young girl. She becomes more shaken later when she finds out the dead girl’s mother is the newest member of her bible study group.

People around town are growing uneasy as the events of the girl’s last night alive come to light. Several teens were in attendance when the girl either fell or was pushed off the bridge. No one is talking or those that are talking seem to want to point the finger at Laurie’s daughter, Anna. According to Anna, she was no where near the bridge that night. Laurie chooses to believe her daughter despite their strained relationship.

BOOK REVIEW | Finder’s Fee

Finder’s Fee
by Alton Ganksy

A Martha Stewart type, Judith Find is a successful business woman at the top of the interior decorating market. Life as she knows it changes drastically when a special package is delivered to her office. Inside the package is a cell phone with a cryptic message for her. Someone knows something about Judith that could destroy her reputation and everything she has built over the years. She has no choice but to follow the instructions, not knowing who sent the package.

BOOK REVIEW | Coral Moon

Coral Moon
by Brandilyn Collins

Coral Moon is the second book in the Kanner Lake series. Months after the murder of Edna San, the normally quiet town is still reeling from the media circus that descended upon them as a result of the high profile murder. With a major lead on a breaking news story, the town’s ambitious reporter Leslie Brymes has benefited from the publicity more than anyone else. Unfortunately, Leslie’s boosted career move may have made her a target.

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