After my second reading of Night Moves, I began to read The Wedding Guest. Originally, I thought I did not finish it because the renewals ran out. This did not turn out to be the case once I got toward the end of the book when I remembered how the book ends. It is...
Christy’s Reviews
Re-Read The Wedding Guest by Jonathan Kellerman
June 8th, 2022 by Christy Santo
Re-Read Night Moves by Jonathan Kellerman
June 3rd, 2022 by Christy Santo
I do not re-read books but last week I chose to go ahead with not one but two books by Jonathan Kellerman. First up is Night Moves. Lieutenant Milo Sturgis arrives to investigate the brutal murder of a man left dead with no face or hands in an upscale LA home. The Corvin family,...
Review of Netflix’s The Chestnut Man
May 19th, 2022 by Christy SantoIt’s 1987, and a call comes through to the radio from a department dispatcher that a local farmer’s cows have roamed away from home. The officer who hears it gets convinced to delay heading home to his wife to handle the cow matter. When he gets there, the farm is eerily quiet, and he cannot...
Recap & Review of Marvel’s Black Widow Movie
May 15th, 2022 by Christy SantoI thought I would do something different as a post for this site. Last weekend I recorded several videos and finally did one that I find descent to good. Everything I say in the video I did off the top of my head I did not write a script memorize it nor read it from […]
Review of the BBC America Series Ashes to Ashes
May 4th, 2022 by Christy SantoAshes to Ashes Trailer from ashesbbcamerica youtube channel It’s 2008. Police psychologist DI Alex Drake is familiar with the suicide of Sam Taylor, having studied case notes and hearing the recordings he made. Only she has no idea she will find herself back in time. This moment arrives when a hostage negotiation goes wrong, and...
Review of Civil Rights Queen: Constance Baker Motley and the Struggle for Equality by Tomiko Brown-Nagin
April 28th, 2022 by Christy Santo
Constance’s parents Willoughby and Rachel Baker immigrated to the United States from Nevis, an island in the West Indies . They settled in New Haven, Connecticut, where the couple began a family. Willoughby went to work in the service industry as a chef at Yale University. Rachel took on the role of homemaker. Neither parent […]
Review of BritBox Original Series: The Bay Season Three
April 23rd, 2022 by Christy SantoDS Jenn Townsend takes the job as the new Family Liason Officer for Morecambe. She left Manchester with her children for a fresh start with her boyfriend and daughter. Townsend knows it will get rocky, but everything will work out. However, her first day in the new job gets off to a bad start. Before...
Review of the BritBox Series The Bay Season Two
April 9th, 2022 by Christy SantoFamily Liaison Officer, DS Lisa Armstrong returns for Season 2 of The Bay. As a result of her demotion, she has the title of community support officer, and Med, whom she took under her wing in Season 1, becomes her superior and a Sargent. Also, due to her demotion, she lost her home and now...
My Review of The Postscript Murders by Elly Griffiths
March 27th, 2022 by Christy Santo
A nighty year old woman, Peggy, dies in her chair by the window in her apartment and most people believe her time came. However, her care taker Natalka believes otherwise; it’s murder. Her feelings grow stronger when she finds a card with Peggy’s name on it calling her a murder consultant then there are the...
My Review of Turning Red: Available on Disney+
March 17th, 2022 by Christy SantoThirteen-year-old Meilin has intelligence and confidence in herself as well as three great friends. However, Meilin does not often allow herself to have fun after school with her friends and instead insists on being the dutiful daughter and helping at the family temple . However, one stormy night, everything changes for Meilin when a centuries-old...
