Book Reviews

“Midnight Sun” by Jo Nesbo “How are we to start this story?” Certainly not at the beginning since “Ulf” has just arrived, by bus, on the Finnmark peninsula in far northern Norway. He is coming from the...

Book Review: “End Game” by David Baldacci After two “successful” assignments, one in London and the other in Iraq, Will Robie and Jessica Reel are teamed up for the most important assignment of their...

Book Review: “The Switch” by Joseph Finder Michael Tanner, owner of Tanner Roast, was in LA to try to land a deal with a famous Food Network star (and Iron Chef) to provide premium...

The Deadly Pieces: An Adam Frankenstein U.S. Marshal Novel By Sheila English Adam Frankenstein may not possess a soul, but he absolutely has a heart. Most of us know Frankenstein from the movies. But...

“Crucible of Gold” is book #7 of 9 in the Temeraire series. Will Laurence and Temeraire have been in Australia for a while now and are adjusting to life there as civilians (remember...

“The Fifth Assassin” by Brad Meltzer This is the second book in the Culper Ring trilogy. Archivist Beecher White is working with his mentor Tot Westman at the National Archives. They are also both members of...

the patient routine by luna rey hall Minnesota author/poet Luna Rey Hall's books to date include LOUDEST WEN STARTLED, SPACE NEON NEON SPACE, NO MATTER THE DIAGNOSIS, and now THE PATIENT ROUTINE. The...

Light Come Out Of The Closet by Roger Leslie, Ph.D ‘I have always known I am gay’ - A life model for LGBTQ souls Author Roger Leslie, ED is an educator, librarian, speaker, coach,...

But I Didn’t Say Goodbye: Helping Families After a Suicide by Barbara Rubel Open communication among the traumatically bereaved after suicide - Insightful and valuable Author Barbara Rubel earned her degrees in psychology and...

Book Review: The Bride Wore White by Amanda Quick Book 7 of the Burning Cove Series is perfectly wonderful as an addition and a stand-alone. Burning Cove, California is a glamorous seaside playground...

Book Review: “Code of Conduct” by Brad Thor Pierre Damien is rich beyond belief. Life has been good to him, and to keep that streak going, Helena, his current girlfriend, is beautiful, caring,...

Hungers as Old as This Land by Zachary Rosenberg An exciting wild west tale Florida author Zachary Rosenberg is a practicing lawyer, and now an author. His books to date - THE DEVILS AND...

Book Review: Murder at the Willcotts Hotel by Sasscer Hill A very fine cozy mystery! Maryland author Sasscer Hill, an amateur jockey and horse breeder, writes mysteries in series - The Nikki Latrelle Horse...

Book Review: “Silver Phoenix” by Cindy Pon Several Years Ago A baby boy was born prematurely to one of the concubines to the Emperor. The baby is clearly not related to the Emperor and if the...

BOOK REVIEW: All that Shimmers by Diane Bator ‘Glitter Bay’s a pretty safe town’ - then POW! A fine cozy mystery unfolds Canadian author Diane Bator writes mystery novels, as her list of...

Book Review: The Ghosts of Spiritwood By Martine Noël-Maw  ‘’You’ve been possessed’ - supernatural shadings make a superb novella! Canadian author Martine Noël-Maw earned her degree in French literature from the Université de Montréal,...