Book Review: Bittersweet In The Hollow

Can someone please remind me why it’s always the young adult girls have the sole wisdom, experience, and intuition to solve a long forgotten murder that led to a series of murders in the present? Why is it that a bunch of experienced and highly competent officials of the Sherriff Department are at a loss and grasping at straws at something that they are supposed to be good at? These are my key takeaways after reading Bittersweet in the Hollow. Bittersweet in the Hollow is not a bad book per se but it’s mediocre in a lot of ways. First…

Book Review: Lies On The Serpent’s Tongue

Thank the heavens because Lies on the Serpent’s Tongue did not suffer from the dreaded ‘middle book syndrome’ wherein the whole series starts to fall apart due to eye-rolling fillers. Though I have not yet posted my review for the first book, Bittersweet in the Hollow, a simple  Goodreads search would show that I gave it a 3-star rating due to issues that I just couldn’t let go. But that’s another story in a separate post. Let’s focus on the Lies on the Serpent’s Tongue. Well, not so much time has passed ever since the events in Book 1; everything…