The Ways of the World by Robert Goddard

Robert Goddard has brought the intrigue of politics in the aftermath of World War I to life in this thrilling murder mystery. We follow young James Maxted as he pursues the truth of his father's death during the Paris Peace Conference. James has manages to survive the war as a fighter pilot only to be plunged back into danger. The aptly name book shows that James has much to learn about the Ways of the World now that the war has changed Europe.

Action and adventure await readers in this historical fiction that shows a side of the Paris Peace Conference not told in history books. Robert Goddard will keep you guessing as diplomats become traitors and trusted friends turn into spies. Will James Maxted survive peace?

Lynn Carthage, Haunted

Haunted is not your average ghost story. Lynn Carthage takes the reader on an emotional and action packed roller coaster as we follow Phoebe in her explorations of the Arnaud Manor. There is terror and romance in plenty as Phoebe discovers that her families move from California to the quiet English countryside is anything but. Lynn Carthage keeps you guessing and is sure to pleasantly surprise mystery lovers.

Review: Seeker by Arwen Elys Dayton

Seeker by Arwen Elyse Dayton is an imaginative cross between the modern world we know, the past we fantasize about, and a futuristic technology we wish for. Seeker is full of action and adventure with a bit of mystery and romance thrown in for good measure.

The main characters are true to life with both good and bad sides in full. It makes the reader sympathize with them while at the same time wanting to shake them for doing the wrong thing. It is this mix that makes these characters more real and three dimensional.

 I look forward to seeing what Arwen Elyse Dayton does next.