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Book Reviews: James Patterson’s ‘Haunted (Michael Bennett)’ And ‘The Store’ Are Great Reads

RedCarpetCrash August 22, 2017

James Patterson puts out so many books it’s somethings hard to keep up with him. He usually has co-writers on some of his titles. I’ve read two of his new books Haunted (Michael Bennett series) written by him and James O. Born (Little Brown; ...Read More

Book Review: ‘How To Find Love In A Bookshop’ Is A Delightful Look At Love In A Small Town With A Bookstore

RedCarpetCrash August 20, 2017

There’s something about an independent bookstore that makes it exciting to go to. Sure there are big chain bookstores but their in it more for the profit. In the case of Nightingale Books (a fictional place in this nove), it’s for people that are ...Read More

Book Review: ‘The Child Finder’ By Rene Denfeld

RedCarpetCrash August 19, 2017

A little girl Madison has been missing for three years now, she was taken when they were looking for a Christmas tree, in Skookum National Forest, in Oregon and there’s been no luck in finding anything about her. They have decided to hire Naomi, ...Read More

Book Review: ‘No Is A Four-Letter Word’ By Chris Jericho

RedCarpetCrash August 17, 2017

Wrestling Superstar and Rock Star Chris Jericho is back with his fourth book No Is A Four-Letter Word (Da Capo Press; in stores Tuesday, August 29th). It’s not a biography this time. It’s a look at how he lives his life and by certain ...Read More

Book Review: ‘Hum If You Don’t Know The Words’ Is Powerful And Poignant

James McDonald August 16, 2017

Review by Adrina Palmer Perfect for readers of ‘The Secret Life of Bees’ and ‘The Help,’ a perceptive and searing look at Apartheid-era South Africa, told through one unique family brought together by tragedy. ...Read More

Book Review: ‘The Confusion Of Languages’ Is Raw And Perfect

James McDonald August 15, 2017

Review by Adrina Palmer A searing debut novel from the award-winning author of ‘You Know When the Men Are Gone,’ about jealousy, the unpredictable path of friendship, and the secrets kept in marriage, all set within the U.S. expat community of the Middle East ...Read More

Book Review: ‘Execute Authority: A Delta Force Novel’ By Dalton Fury Is A Great Conclusion To The Series

RedCarpetCrash August 12, 2017

Kolt Raynor is ready for his final showdown with sniper and killer Rasim Miric. A thorn in his side now for ten years and it’s time to take him. Kolt Raynor and Delta Force are assigned to help protect the President when he goes ...Read More

Book Review: ‘Notes From The Upside Down: An Unofficial Guide To Stranger Things’ By Guy Adams

RedCarpetCrash August 12, 2017

Stranger Things premiered on Netflix on Friday, July 15, 2016 and became an immediate success. Critically and commercially it seemed everyone was talking about it. Set in the 80’s a mysterious girl named Eleven shows up and the search is on for a little ...Read More

Book Review: ‘The Other Girl’ By Erica Spindler

RedCarpetCrash August 11, 2017

A tragic event happens to a 15 year old girl and she has put it behind her. Now 15 years later she learns the past can never stayed buried. When Richard Stark, who is the son of the President of the local college, is ...Read More

Book Review: ‘The Room Of White Fire’ Is A Good Start To A New Series

RedCarpetCrash August 7, 2017

New York Times, Edgar Awards winner T. Jefferson Parker whose written the Charlie Hood and Merci Rayborn series is back with a new character Roland Ford to kick off a new series in The Room Of White Fire (G.P. Putnam’s Sons; in stores Tuesday, ...Read More