Happy Persian New Year! New Year, New Facebook Page!

Happy Persian New Year, (Norouz)! 

It's only fitting that on the New Year Dee's Reads has a new Facebook page!! I'm very excited. It's brand spanking new, so please give us a "like" share the page with others, and check in often! I will post all the new posts from the blog on the Facebook page to keep everyone up to date! So click the badge below (or on sidebar) and get likin' already!

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• I also decided on a challenge I am doing for this year, 2013! My first post for the challenge will be April 1st, but it's a really cool Bingo challenge, you can find the link here: (more deets soon!) http://readinginwinter.com/2012/12/08/challenge-anne-kristilyns-2013-book-bingo-reading-challenge/?blogsub=confirming#subscribe-blog

• I also wanted to post my "mini-review" of The Puzzple of Grandpops by Mark Williams

The Puzzle of Grandpops by Mark Williams

A businessman inherits a mansion and property from his grandfather who died under mysterious circumstances. The suspicious grandson later moves in and investigates the crime personally. Eventually he begins to suspect the household staff and feels he is getting closer to solving the case.

The Puzzle of Grandpops is one of those all-around great mystery reads. I recommend you to plop yourself on your favorite chair with some hot tea/coffee, if it’s raining outside--even better, and read this book in one sitting or a several hour stretch. You’ll want to keep reading right from the start. It wastes no time getting you acquainted with “Grandpops” and pulled into the mystery of his strange death. It’s kind of like a modern Sherlock Holmes. There are some suspicious characters that keep you wondering throughout. Several times I found myself guessing as to the outcome. I admit, I found myself going over the characters in the shower—listing everything suspicious and why/how they could be involved. I’m not typically one for a straight mystery novel, unless it’s coupled with another genre. But this is one exception and I suggest it for anyone who wants a light read, as it’s really fun.

I give The Puzzle of Grandpops 4/5 stars 

(note: image is NOT my own)