The 25th novel in the Gaslight series is as good as any of the other novels. The key is the writting of these excellent characters and the chemistry and love they have for each other, especially the married couple of Frank and Sarah Malloy. When Mrs. Ethel Bing visits...
Interview: Author ‘James Rollins’ Talks His New Sigma Book Kingdom Of Bones
James Rollins is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of international thrillers. His writing has been translated into more than forty languages and has sold more than 20 million books. The New York Times says, “Rollins is what you might wind up with if you tossed...
Book Review: ‘The Recovery Agent: A Gabriela Rose Novel’ By Janet Evanovich
I love Janet Evanovich books (Stephanie Plum and Fox & O'Hare series) and now she's back with a new series and an awesome new character in Gabriela Rose, her ex-husband Rafer and her family, including ghost Annie. This is a really fun ride, with a lot of LOL moments...
Book Review: ‘At The Quiet Edge: A Novel’ By Victoria Helen Stone
Lily Browwn ahd her 12 year son live in an apartment at a storage facility in a small Kansas town. She lives a quiet life, trying to put her past behind her. Her ex-husband is on the run after stealing money from clients. Everett isn't allowed a cellphone and has an...
Book Review: ‘If You Change Your Mind: A Novel’ By Robby Weber
It's summertime in a small south Florida town and for Harry come fall it will be his senior year and then off to college. He's always dreamed about going to USC but doesn't have the grades or SAT scores, so the only thing that could get him there is a script-writing...
Book Review: ‘The Patient: A Novel’ By Jane Shemilt
Set in Salisbury, England, this is the story of Dr. Rachel Goodchild (who is 49), married to Nathan but their marriage hasn't really been much of one in years and the mother of Lizzie (wno she has a strained relationship with). One night Luc shows up late having a bit...
Book Review: ‘Daughters Of The Occupation: A Novel Of WWII’ By Shelly Sanders
A great historical fiction novel based on real life events during WWII, find one family in two different decades coming to terms with secrets, featuring three different women, who all make sacrifices. In 1940 as she goes into labor, Miriam Talen, a jewish woman and...
Book Review: ‘The Night They Vanished: A Novel’ By Vanessa Savage
Hannah has barely talked to her family in 14 years. Something happened all those years ago and she has tried to put it behind her for good. Then she sees on a crime type website that her family home is listed and they're may have been 3 murders there and she thinks...
Book Review: ‘Go Hex Yourself: A Novel’ By Jessica Claire
Go Hex Yourself is by far the best rom-com so far this year (and I read a lot of them). It has everything you want and more. Witches, curses, a black cat, a 500 year old Warlock and a 2000 year old witch. And an erotic love story to follow along with. For 25 year-old...
Book Review: ‘Robert Ludlum’s The Treadstone Transgression: A Novel’ By Joshua Hood
The third book in this series is as good or better than the first two. It's all action from start to finish (and don't even try to keep up with the body counts) and does a great job in keeping the Robert Ludlum universe going. Adam Hayes is at home in New Mexico, as...





