A war is taking place, and for Arwen Valondale, that means her brother and his friends are off fighting, and she has no way of knowing if they're alive. A year after her brother Ryder left, he arrives home, bloodied and with a bag of coins he stole. They must leave...
Book Review: ‘A Cold Highland Wind: A Novel’ By Tasha Alexander
Lady Emily, her husband Colin, and their three kids get invited to Scotland, and the castle belonging to Jeremy, The Duke Of Bainbridge, for a celebration, and vacation. Where ever Emily goes, trouble follows, and this is no different. On the first night there, the...
Book Review: ‘A Winter In New York: A Novel’ By Josie Silver
Iris has moved to New York to get away from her ex-boyfriend Adam, and start a new life. She gets a job at a noodle shop, and becomes best friends with the owner Bobby, who also rents her an apartment. She has become a bit of a shut-in, but Bobby drags her to a food...
Book Review: ‘Midnight Is The Darkest Hour: A Novel’ By Ashley Winstead
Bottom Springs, Louisiana is a small, religious town, where nothing bad usually happens. It's where Ruth Cornier, the daughter of the pastor of the town lives, and has always had to deal with him being her father, and having a strict upbringing. Her only true...
Book Review: ‘The Quiet Room: A Rabbits Novel’ By Terry Miles
The sequel to last year's outstanding Rabbits, finds the came has vanished from the internet, and all mentions of it. That doesn't stop Emily Connors from looking, and finding herself in danger. Rowan Chess is also in danger, and he's never played or heard of the...
Book Review: ‘The Death Of Us: A Novel’ By Lori Rader-Day
Fifteen years ago, Ashley Hay handed over her son Callan to Liss, who's husband happened to be the father, and then vanished out of their lives. Liss became a mother to him, and they both raised him. Now today, her car and body are found in the water by their house,...
Interview: Author ‘Kyle Mills’ Talks His Final Vince Flynn Novel Code Red: A Mitch Rapp Book
Kyle grew up in Oregon but have lived all over—D.C., Virginia, Maryland, London, Wyoming. My father was an FBI agent and I was a bureau kid, which is similar to being an army brat. You tend to spend your time with other bureau kids and get transferred around a lot,...
Book Review: ‘Murder Most Royal: A Queen Elizabeth Investigates Novel’ By S.J. Bennett
It's Christmas time in 2016 and Queen Elizabeth is excited to be going to her castle in Sandringham to celebrate with most of her family, William and Kate (and kids) will not be attending. Then things take a deadly turn when a hand is found on the beach near the...
Book Review: ‘The Last Devil To Die: A Thursday Murder Club Mystery’ By Richard Osman
The Thursday murder club is back in action, after a friend of Elizabeth's husband is found with a bullet in his head. Elizabeth, Joyce, Ibrahim, and Ron, live in a retirement community, and love nothing better than solving murders. This time it involves heroin,...
Book Review: ‘Kill Show: A Novel’ By Daniel Sweren-Becker
Ten years ago 16-year-old Sara Parcell went to school, then disappeared without a trace. Now ten years later, everyone is talking. A true-crime show made the patents an offer to report on in right away, thinking it will help find her, and they agreed to it. There were...



