Hill, Reginald.  The Price of Butcher's Meat. This is the installment I missed between Death Comes for the Fat Man and Midnight Fugue. Although I always enjoy Hill's Dalziel & Pascoe series, this is one of my favorites so far.  After Superintendent...

Watson, Winifred.  Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day. Thoroughly charming, this little book is has the whimsy of a delightful fairy tale.  Miss Pettigrew is sent to interview as a governess, but inadvertently becomes a life-saver when her future employer...

Sheehan, Jacqueline.  Now & Then. A review copy of a time travel novel.  I love the idea of time travel, but find it a difficult premise to pull off.  The Time Traveler's Wife, which I read right after it was published, kept me interested, but...

Canavan, Trudi.  The Magician's Apprentice. This novel is a stand-alone prequel to Canavan's Black Magician trilogy (which I haven't read).  The novel kept me occupied, but not fully engaged.  The world Canavan has created is adequate in some ways,...

Hill, Reginald.  Midnight Fugue.   Midnight Fugue is Fat Andy's journey to regain his rightful place in the police hierarchy after his injury and coma in Death Comes for Fat Andy.  Dalziel has cut his convalescence a little short, and even he has some...