The year is 1914 and WWII is about to start and Isaac Bell finds German spies on American soil and in the ocean, as arms are being sent to England. A radio transmitter is found, a ship has been sunk, and another one is on the way. Isaac must do what he can to protect...
Book Review: ‘The Double Agent: A Novel’ By William Christie
Alexsi Smirnoff was trained to be an agent for the Russian Secret Service and was given a job in Nazi Germany as a spy for Russia during WWII. But Alexsi has had issues with being a spy for Russia and Germany and decides he's going to run, until he saves Churchill's...
Book Review: ‘Secluded Cabin Sleeps Six: A Novel’ By Lisa Unger
A luxury, secluded cabin in the woods is the setting for the latest thriller from Lisa Unger. Three couples go away for the weekend in this rich, expensive cabin, complete with a butler and a maid. Hannah and her husband, her brother Mako and his wife and best friend...
Book Review: ‘Bleeding Heart Yard: A Novel’ By Elly Griffiths
The year is 1998 and at school a bunch of friends are known as 'The Group,' who always hung around and had each others backs. Some of them dated, slept together and fell in love. And when one of them tells how she was raped and two others say they almost were by...
Book Review: ‘The Twist Of A Knife: A Novel’ By Anthony Horowitz
A good old-fashioned detective mystery, with two fun, likeable characters, makes this a fun novel to read. Author Anthony Horowitz is at the end of his three book deal and writing with ex-detective Daniel Hawthorne. He doesn't want to work with him anymore on the...
Book Review: ‘A Ghost Of Caribou: An Alex Carter Novel’ By Alice Henderson
Alex Carter is back for her third adventure, this time she's in Bellamy, Washington, looking for a caribou, who haven't been spotted in the upper 48 states in years. What should be an easy assisgnment turns deadly, when her first day in town, the body of a forest...
Book Review: ‘The Pirate’s Wife: The Remarkable True Story Of Sarah Kidd’ By Daphne Palmer Geanacopoulos
You may have known about the legendary pirate Captain Kidd but you might not have heard of his wife Sarah Kidd. I know I had never heard of her. She was a wife, mother of five and was the live of Captain Kidd, even though she had been married twice before they met....
Book Review: ‘The Family Game: A Novel’ By Catherine Steadman
Harriet Reed is a writer who had a hit first novel. She's in a relationship with Edward Holbeck, the heir to the Holbeck family fortune and business. They've been together quite a while now and live together, and just found out that Harriet is pregnant. She has yet to...
Book Review: ‘Flight Risk: A Novel’ By Cherie Priest
Psychic travel agent Leda Foley is back again and teaming up once again with Seattle Detective Grady Merritt on a murder investigation. And in an ironic twist Leda was also hired to help find the wife of the murder victim, who went missing before the husband did. It...
Book Review: ‘Salt And Sugar: A Novel’ By Rebecca Carvalho
A decades long family fued between two bakery companies, who are across the street from each other in Olinda, Brazil, comes to a head, in this delicious young-adult rom-com, from author Rebecca Carvalho. Lari Ramires is in her final year of high-school and her family...






