Welcome to the midyear list bonus of the best of the year (so far). As book lovers, we’re always shouting about our favorite books to anyone who will listen, so waiting until the end of the year to compile a big list is torture. That’s why I love the June marker, where we get to
Science fiction and mystery make excellent companions, and setting a “whodunit” in space is kryptonite for many science-fiction readers. If that’s you, do yourself a favor and check out the backlist of Yume Kitasei’s first novel, dark sky. It’s hard to believe that Kitasie wrote this page-turner only three years ago, as she’s published two
Cozy mysteries have a lot to offer readers: intrigue, mystery, and danger, all in a setting that feels almost as developed as the cast of characters. But my personal favorite aspect of a good cozy mystery is the detective. Sure, there are your standard detective types: literal police detectives and private investigators, not to mention
Keith Lusher 06.15.26 Military officials in Texas are asking for the public’s help in identifying a bow hunter who was photographed carrying premium hunting equipment inside a restricted training area. Joint Base San Antonio-Camp Bullis. The unidentified man was captured on a trail camera walking through a wooded part of Camp Bullis called “TA 12