Book Review: Hustle, The Glass Family Book 3, Owen Mullen Thriller: Hustle, The Glass Family Book 3, Owen Mullen Blog Tour January 10, 2022 Having previously read and enjoyed author Owen Mullen’s series about PI Charlie Cameron, I looked forward to getting more of his writing. Although I often complain about dropping into a series […]
Book Review: Kill Me Goodbye, A.K. Reynolds Thriller: Kill Me Goodbye, A.K. Reynolds Blog Tour January 5, 2022 Josephine Finnegan worked as a barrister defending criminals. Essentially what we in America call a public defender, she usually took the cases of indigent and low-level criminals who could not afford to hire a more […]
Book Review: Fool’s Gold, Gillian Godden Thriller: Fool’s Gold, Gillian Godden Blog Tour October 15, 2021 Julie and Ralph are living a storybook fantasy. She is his princess being swept away from her home in Liverpool to his castle in London. His is a rags-to-riches tale, growing up poor and half Jewish in […]
Book Review: Nerve Attack, Kolya Petrov Book 2, S. Lee Manning Thriller: Nerve Attack, Kolya Petrov Book 2, S. Lee Manning Blog Tour September 27, 2021 Kolya Petrov is done. Out of the spy game. The US agency he worked for, the ECA, had allowed him to be captured and tortured and worse, much worse, […]
Book Review: Walk the Wire, The Memory Man Book 6, David Baldacci Thriller: Walk the Wire, The Memory Man Book 6, David Baldacci FBI Agent Alex Jamison and her consultant/partner Amos Decker, the “Memory Man,” are sent to London to solve a murder. No, not that London. London, North Dakota. A body has been found […]
Book Review: A Caller’s Game, J.D. Barker Thriller: A Caller’s Game, J.D. Barker Jordan Briggs is a fast-talking, brash, aggressive radio host with one of the top shows on satellite radio. She is combative, arrogant, and dismissive of her callers, her staff, her bosses, her (now ex) husband, and anyone else she meets. […]
Book Review: The Kind Worth Killing, Peter Swanson Mystery/Thriller: The Kind Worth Killing, Peter Swanson Some books should not be started in the evening, especially not the evening before a workday. The Kind Worth Killing is not a “start in the evening” sort of book. First, it has a fast paced intensity that […]
