Fiction: Books to Enjoy & Experience
In this category, Books for Enjoying & Experiencing, you will find fiction in many genres. This section is for readers with eclectic tastes and large to be read piles; you will find books here to talk about with others, perhaps even discover your next book club read, even if your book club is a friend over coffee break or beach read buddy.
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Book Review: The Hurting, DS Thoroughgood Book 2, R.J. Mitchell Thriller: The Hurting, DS Thoroughgood Book 2, R.J. Mitchell Almost anyone who’s been in love believes they would be willing to die for that special someone. Whether that’s a significant other, a spouse, a child, or many other relationships that shape a life, our willingness […]
Series Review: The Stolen Child, The Innocent Girl, The Missing Husband, & The Silent Victims, DI Hanlon Series, Alex Coombs Mystery Series: The Stolen Child, The Innocent Girl, The Missing Husband, & The Silent Victims, DI Hanlon Series, Alex Coombs I was completely unfamiliar with the DI Hanlon series prior to being invited to […]
Book Review: Parallel Lines, A DS Thoroughgood Thriller, R. J. Mitchell Thriller: Parallel Lines, A DS Thoroughgood Thriller, R. J. Mitchell Blog Tour January 15, 2021 It would not be fair to say that Parallel Lines starts slowly. It takes some time introducing characters, giving readers a feel for the seamier side of Glasgow, […]
Book Review: Forgotten Lives, Ray Britain Mystery: Forgotten Lives, Ray Britain Blog Tour January 11, 2021 Doug Stirling was supposed to have the weekend off to spend time with his girlfriend. Unfortunately, a murderer had other plans and the detective was called to the scene. A local thug had been killed, expertly knifed […]
Book Review: Children of God, Mary Doria Russell Science Fiction: Children of God, Mary Doria Russell In her first book, The Sparrow, Mary Doria Russell tells the story of a tragically doomed mission to Rahkat, a planet in the Alpha Centauri system with not one but two intelligent species coexisting in a very […]
Book Review: The Last Emperox, The Interdependency Book 3, John Scalzi Science Fiction: The Last Emperox, The Interdependency Book 3, John Scalzi In the first two books of his Interdependency trilogy, John Scalzi has introduced readers to the empire and its reliance on “the flow,” the poorly understood force that transports ships across vast […]
Book Review: Axiom’s End, Lindsay Ellis Science Fiction: Axiom’s End, Lindsay Ellis What if your father were the most notorious “leaker” in history? Take Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning and multiply the impact of their revelations by 1000. That may approach the impact of the world learning about the Obelus Event. A […]
Book Review: The Big Smoke, Nathan Srith Science Fiction: The Big Smoke, Nathan Srith One of the distinct pleasures in blogging about books is learning about new authors and their debut works. Nathan Srith has just published his first novel, The Big Smoke. If this is any indication, he has a ton of […]
