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Book Review: Justice Buried by Patricia Bradley

Y'all. I LOVE me some Patricia Bradley! If I know a book of hers is coming out soon I obsessively stalk my email around the time that Revell sends out their monthly book review sign up. Lest I miss the chance to get her next book!  This is another book in her Memphis Cold Case Series, which I am really enjoying! I feel like the series has really hit a good groove. In her typical fashion she does have many characters, and the perspectives go back and forth. But I fee like it's gotten to a place where I can remember the old characters that make cameos and what their stories were/are. I appreciate that she brings them back, as many of them have on going stories that didn't finish in their particular book and I want to know what happened!! My friend Bekah , over at Bekahsbits.blogspot.com has two podcasts, one being the Conversation Cafe and recently she interviewed Ms. Bradley on her podcast! It was really interesting and made me love her even more! She has a f...

Book Review: Delayed Justice by Patricia Bradley

Spoiler Alert- I Loved this book! And you will too! When I got the email of books to pick from for the month, I saw Patricia Bradley's name and didn't even read the rest of the email. I immediately hopped over to sign up for her newest book and hoped and prayed it wasn't out of stock! Needless to say I was really excited when I found out I was one of the reviewers! This book centers around Andi Hollister, and Detective Will Kincaide, and the mystery of her sister's death. Is the man in jail, who just happens to be related to Will, really the killer? Or is someone else out there responsible? This book was really easy to read and follow along. The chapters bounce back and forth between characters but I found it very easy to follow along. One of my friends also read this book and had a different opinion. I think if you have read any of Patricia Bradley's books you will like this and find it easy to follow along, as it really is in her normal styl...