Review by Lauryn Angel Ruth Ware has been called the modern Agatha Christie, and it’s definitely an apt comparison. I know I devour her books with the same enthusiasm with which I tore through the Agatha Christie books in the local library when I was in sixth grade....
Book Review: ‘The New Neighbor: A Novel’ By Karen Cleveland
CIA analyst Beth Bradford has worked for the bureau for a long time and has worked on finding terrorist 'The Neighbor' and has now been taken off the case. She also just brought her youngest kid to college, sold her house and her husband has left her. She it's been a...
Book Review: ‘Cold, Cold Bones: A Temperance Brennan Novel’ By Kathy Reichs
The 21st novel in the Temperance Brennan series is another great thriller, which looks to her past and sends the reader on quite the ride. Temperance is excited her daughter Katy is home and moving into her own house. She's looking forward to spending time with her,...
Book Review: ‘The Accidental Pinup: A Novel’ By Danielle Jackson
Set in Chicago, two photographers compete for jobs and then each other, is another charming rom-com, which is the debut novel from author Jackson. Cassie Harris owns a photography business called Buxom Boudoir and business is good. She has help from Kit, Sam and Dana,...
Book Review: ‘Circling Back To You: A Novel’ By Julie Tieu
Cadence Lim and Matt Escanilla both work at Prism Realty and have a good friendship and a hidden chemistry between the two of them. There's rumors about them being together at work and he's known as her 'work husband' at the office. Matt is sent to Los Angeles for a...
Book Review: ‘For Butter Or Worse: A Novel’ By Erin La Rosa
If you're a fan or rom-coms this is right up your alley. A well-written story of two people that need to put bitterness and the past behind them, to hopefully move forward with each other. Nina Lyon is a great chef and owns a restaurant in LA. Leo O'Donnell runs the...
Book Review: ‘Robert Ludlum’s The Bourne Sacrifice: A Novel’ By Brian Freeman
The latest Bourne book is another thrilling ride right from the start, to the shocking final line, which sets up the next book. Author Brian Freeman is once again at the top of his game writing these novels. Bourne is in Iceland getting finally getting a line on...
Interview: Author ‘Mark Greaney’ Talks His New Book Armored And The Gray Man Movie
#1 NYT bestselling author Mark Greaney’s debut international thriller, THE GRAY MAN, was published in 2009 and became a national bestseller and a highly sought-after Hollywood property. Ten subsequent Gray Man novels have been released to date, including his latest,...
Book Review: ‘Gone But Not Furgotten: A Cate Cafe Mystery’ By Cate Conte
Maddie James just can't catch a break. Her JJ's HOuse Of Purrs is doing great and their trying to get the animals adopted. She's also trying to take yoga and get her zen. Until Cass tells her about Laurie and all her cats. She has over sixty cats at her house inside...
Book Review: ‘Movieland: An Eve Ronin Novel’ By Lee Goldberg
Eve Ronin has a lot going on personally and professionaly and at times it seems overwhelming. .The TV series on her life is in production and both her estranged father and mother are involved, she's being sued for wrongful death, her partner Duncan is retiring in two...




