Ah yes, the memories of spending so much time glued to that portable 13 inch black and white TV perched on a folding chair in my dorm room watching and listening intently as film critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert discussed, debated, and dissected the latest movie...
Book Review: ‘Betrayal: A Robin Lockwood Novel’ By Phillip Margolin
Ten years ago, before Robin Lockwood became a lawyer, she was a ranked MMA fighter for UFC. And she had a fight with the champ Mandy Kerrigan, and got her ass whipped, and ended up in the hospital. After that, she became a lawyer. Now ten years later she attends a...
Book Review: ‘The Girl In The Vault: A Novel’ By Michael Ledwidge
Faye Walker made it to New York, and an internship at Green Brothers Hale, an investment firm, that each year brings on a number of interns, and two get full time positions. Faye should get one of them, she is the best worker they have. She also has a boyfriend she...
Book Review: ‘Do Your Worst: A Novel’ By Rosie Danan
Riley Rhodes has traveled to Scotland to try and take away the curse of a castle. She has inherited this give of removing curses from her Grandmother, and has a business doing this, not very successful though. On her first night in town, she meets the very handsome...
Book Review: ‘Twas The Bite Before Christmas: An Andy Carpenter Novel’ By David Rosenfelt
It's Christmastime, and time for the annual Tara Foundation Christmas party, when Andy gets a call from Pete to come outside. He's told to bring out Derek Moore, who fosters two dogs, and that he's under arrest. Turns out Derek's real name is Bobby, he used to be part...
Book Review: ‘Let It Crow! Let It Crow! Let It Crow!: A Meg Langslow Novel’ By Donna Andrews
Meg Langslow may be an amateur detective, but she's also a blacksmith, having learned over the years. And now a reality TV show is filming in town, it's a blacksmith contest, well actually a blade smiths contest, called Blades Of Glory. When her mentor, Faulk, is hurt...
Book Review: ‘Good Girls Don’t Die: A Novel’ By Christina Henry
Three women, Celia, Maggie and Allie find themselves in situations they have no idea how they got into. Celia wakes up married, with a little girl, neither of which she has seen before. Maggie is kidnapped with other women, their loved ones being held hostage, and...
Book Review: ‘The Beautiful And The Wild: A Novel’ By Peggy Townsend
Liv Russo was married to Mark, and they have a seven-year-old son named Xavier, who is disabled. When the police tell Liv that Mark is dead, having jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge, she is left a widow, She then starts getting texts and e-mails, that lead her to a...
Book Review: ‘The Good Part: A Novel’ By Sophie Cousens
Lucy Young lives in London, is 26, has to live with three roommates in a shabby apartment, has in TV, where she got a promotion, but is basically a gopher, and is tired of bad first dates. When she stops in a shop, she finds a wishing machine, and thinks it will be...
Book Review: ‘Fancy Meeting You Here: A Novel’ By Julie Tieu
Elise Ngo is a florist and single. Her three close friends, Rebecca, Beth, Jesse, are all getting married over the next few months, and she's part of the wedding parties, and also doing the flowers. At Rebecca's wedding, she meets her brother Ben, who works for their...


