Introduction There are times when we dive so deep into a novel that it almost feels like we are in the story. Bookworms all over the world can swear to one thing when they pick up a psychological thriller, the book better is good, or else there is no point. So, are...
Book Review: ‘Old Country: A Novel’ By Matt Query & Harrison Query
In their debut novel, the Querys ramp up the mysterious and the psychological, in this well-written first novel. Former Marine Harry and his wife Sasha, along with their dog Dash, leave the bustle of Denver and buy ranch in rural Idaho, the house of their dreams. They...
Book Review: ‘Black Dog: A Stone Barrington Novel’ By Stuart Woods
I've been reading Stone Barrington books for years and just love the series (and occassional spin-off novels) and this latest book Black Dog, is one of the best novels in the series yet. Stone is home in New York when his secretary Joan informs him he has a new...
Book Review: ‘The Magic Of Lemon Drop Pie: A Novel’ By Rachel Linden
Ten years after the death of her mother, Lolly Blanchard is still coming to terms with things that have happened to her. She had dreams to do certain things and hasn't done any of them. She helps run the family diner in Seattle and business is not good. They're barely...
Book Review: ‘The Other Me: A Paperback Novel’ By Sarah Zachrich Jeng
The debut novel from author Sarah Zachrich Jeng is a solid novel, with a clever plot that ropes the reader in and puts on a ride wonderng what's going on and what's real. It's Kelly Holter's 29th birthday and she's at the art show of her best friend in Chicago. It's a...
Book Review: ‘The Awoken: A Novel’ By Katelyn Monroe Howes
The debut novel from auton Howes is really good. She's written a story that could be something that happens in the future and makes you really think about the way times are today and rights being taken away. If you're a fan of dystopian thrillers, this book is for...
Book Review: ‘Quarter To Midnight: A Novel’ By Karen Rose
15 years after Katrina and a young boy witnessing a woman being murdered next door, a cop is killed (and framed like it was a suicide) and his son Gabe wants to learn the truth. He goes to former cop turned P.I. Burke Broussard and hires him and his team to...
Book Review: ‘A Simple Choice: A Novel’ By David Pepper
A thrilling novel that starts off fast and never lets up. A well-respected Senator from Maine, parks his vehicle on the top of a hill over-looking a lighthouse and the ocean, ties a bag of rocks to himself and takes his own life. This brings CNN reporter Palmer Knight...
Book Review: ‘Do No Harm: A Lucas Page Novel’ By Robert Pobi
Dr. Lucas Page just wants to do his job and be with his family, his wife Erin, their five adopted kids and his two dogs. But things just always seem to go wrong. When a Doctor friend of his wife is found dead, it's ruled suicide. But this doesn't sit well with Lucas...
Book Review: ‘The Last Hours In Paris: A Novel’ By Ruth Druart
I loved this book. It has everything you want in a WWII novel. A love story, tragedy, sacrifice and secrets. If you're a fan of historical fiction/WWII novels, this one is for you. In 1963 Josephine is about to turn 18 and wants to get a passport and go to London on a...





