Book Review: Casino Chiseler, Alex Cohen Book 4, Leopold Borstinski Book Review: Casino Chiseler, Alex Cohen Book 4, Leopold Borstinski Blog Tour November 2, 2020 If you have followed our blog during this current year you may remember we had the opportunity to review the first three books in the Alex Cohen series […]
Book Review: Unbroken Truth, Gleam Book 1, Lukas Lundh Science Fiction: Unbroken Truth, Gleam Book 1, Lukas Lundh Blog Tour November 1, 2020 Some science fiction works hard to take readers from “now” to “then.” Worldbuilding involves some explanation of how humans got to wherever and whenever the story is set. Other science fiction just drops […]
Book Review: The Clockwork Dynasty, Daniel H. Wilson Alternative History/Fantasy: The Clockwork Dynasty, Daniel H. Wilson Pyotr awakens knowing he is different. He is in a strange room with an old man and a child-sized doll. The man is asking him a question, a question that at first he cannot understand, then it […]
Book Review: The Burning Gates, A Makana Mystery Book 4, Parker Bilal Mystery: The Burning Gates, A Makana Mystery Book 4, Parker Bilal Detective Makana has worked for rich, powerful, and influential people, although most of his jobs keep him on the seedier streets of Cairo, his adopted home. He has never quite had […]
Book Review: Eight Perfect Murders, Peter Swanson Mystery: Eight Perfect Murders, Peter Swanson The premise of the book is simple enough. Bookstore proprietor Malcolm Kershaw wrote a blog post several years ago about eight “perfect murders” from mysteries. All eight were murders where the perpetrators either did escape or nearly escaped justice, being […]
Book Review: Cut Like Wound, Anita Nair Mystery: Cut Like Wound, Anita Nair Blog Tour October 19, 2020 Borei Gowda is a brilliant detective whose personal liabilities have derailed his career. He is not a strong people person. He rankles his superiors, intimidates his subordinates, and works hard to close difficult cases involving […]
Book Review: Robopocalypse, Daniel H. Wilson Science Fiction: Robopocalypse, Daniel H. Wilson I have wanted a Roomba for a long time. The thought of a little plate wandering algorithmically around my living room collecting dirt and dog hair is very appealing, especially if it means I don’t have to vacuum. Daniel H. […]
