Blog Tour: Harlem Rhapsody, John Nuckel

Book Review: Harlem Rhapsody, Volunteers Series Book 2, John Nuckel   Crime Thriller: Harlem Rhapsody, Volunteers Series Book 2, John Nuckel BLOG TOUR, July 31, 2020   Harlem Rhapsody really caught me with two questions considered during the course of the novel. What is the difference between a gangster and a tycoon if they are using […]

Blog Tour: The Moscow Whisper, Michael Jenkins

Book Review: The Moscow Whisper, Book 3 Failsafe Novel, Michael Jenkins     Thriller: The Moscow Whisper, Book 3 Failsafe Novel, Michael Jenkins BLOG TOUR, July 27, 2020   Former Agent Sean Richardson knows Her Majesty’s government will call him back into service. A secret agent, no longer officially part of the intelligence community, Sean […]

Blog Tour: Midtown Huckster, Leopold Borstinski

Book Review: Midtown Huckster, Alex Cohen Book 3, Leopold Borstinski   Book Review: Midtown Huckster, Alex Cohen Book 3, Leopold Borstinski   Alex Cohen has risen almost to the top of the New York City mob. A loose affiliation between the Jewish and Italian mobs means somewhat less violence and more profits for everyone. As part of the Murder […]

Book Review: How Rory Thorne Destroyed the Multiverse, K. Eason

Book Review: How Rory Thorne Destroyed the Multiverse, Book One of the Thorne Chronicles, K. Eason   Science Fiction: How Rory Thorne Destroyed the Multiverse, Book One of the Thorne Chronicles, K. Eason   I have been told I have a dry sense of humor. I don’t know whether that’s necessary to appreciate How Rory Thorne Destroyed […]

Blog Tour: Lost, Leona Deakin

Book Review: Lost, A Detective Bloom Thriller Book 2,  Leona Deakin   Mystery/Thriller: Lost, A Detective Bloom Thriller Book 2,  Leona Deakin BLOG TOUR, JULY 15, 2020   An explosion at a military ball leaves several dead and many others injured. Eight ambulances carry victims away from the blast. Only seven arrive at hospitals. Commander […]

Blog Tour: Space Academy, Hannah Hopkins

Book Review: Space Academy, Hannah Hopkins   YA Science Fiction: Space Academy, Hannah Hopkins   Being an American, my familiarity with British education systems is quite limited. I assume that Hogwarts has some basis in fact. I’ve no idea what basis beyond the presence of young British students. Something, though. I’m pretty sure the sorting […]