Mysteries
Here Have Some: A Mystery for Each Month by Riley Jensen
TLT contributor Riley Jensen shares a mystery that came out for each month of 2023
Sherlock!
All the Sherlock Week posts in one place for you to easily get to them. MG Lit Reading List for Sherlock FansYA Lit Reading List for Sherlock FansI am Sherlocked Program Outline/Craft IdeasDiscussing The Woman: Irene AdlerDiscussing Sherlock FanfictionA Newbie Talks Sherlock and ElementarySherlock and the Case of the Diversity ProblemThe Curious Case of the […]
Book Review: No One Else Can Have You by Kathleen Hale
Friendship, Wisconsin is a quirky little town. And completely safe, at least that is what everyone thought before Ruth’s body showed up in a corn field looking remarkably like a creeptastic scarecrow. Now the town is on edge, and the police are definitely in above their heads trying to solve this grisly murder. But Ruth’s […]
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