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We Recommend ~ Book Muse
Tired of repeating book search prompts at different retailers? Bored with Amazon's Best Seller Lists? Ricardo Fayet, co-founder of Reedsy and author of How to Market a Book: Overperform in a Crowded Market reports he "spent the past decade helping authors market their books — and the past year obsessing over how AI decides which books to recommend." BookMuse is where those two things meet. Book Muse is a free AI book recommendation tool. You type in a prompt ("cozy fantasy

Anneka Lowrie
Jul 211 min read


If I Go Quiet by M.M. Desch
A Book Review by Anneka Lowrie If I Go Quiet is a psychologically layered mystery that examines the intersection of addiction medicine, altered states of consciousness, and the ethical boundaries of therapeutic practice. Set against the backdrop of an exclusive Oregon retreat offering psilocybin-assisted transformation to affluent clients, M. M. Desch builds a suspenseful investigation around questions of trust, vulnerability, and the misuse of influence. Dr. Leslie Schoen, a

Anneka Lowrie
Jul 91 min read


The Washashore by Christopher Mirabile
~ A Book Review by Anneka Lowrie The Washashore is a police procedural set against the distinctive backdrop of Provincetown, Massachusetts, where the rhythms of fishing, tourism, art, and small-town relationships create a vivid and believable setting. Christopher Mirabile makes excellent use of place, allowing the community itself to become an important force within the narrative. At the center of the story is Silas Lopez, a newly appointed police chief whose professional com

Anneka Lowrie
Jun 161 min read


Anneka's Book Reviews!
Anneka Lowrie, mystery thriller author, will be sharing her reading list and offering literary reviews in her new blog at Stormview Mountain Press: "Over Her Shoulder Book Reviews." Beginning with lifelong favorites: Agatha Christie (Hercule Poirot) , Dashiel Hammett (The Maltese Falcon), Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherlock Holmes), and Earl Derr Biggers (Charlie Chan), Anneka has always loved a good "who-dun-it." She has worn out a few library cards in the process. While enjo

Anneka Lowrie
Jun 121 min read
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