A private island off the coast of England is the setting for the new book The Women Of Pearl Island. It's the follow-up to last years awesome The Book Of Hidden Wonders. I didn't find it as good as last years novel but it's a solid story, with many twists and you...
Interview: Author ‘Jocko Willink’ Talks His New Novel Final Spin
Jocko Willink is a retired U.S. Navy SEAL officer, co-author of the #1 New York Times bestseller Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win, Dichotomy of Leadership, host of the top-rated Jocko Podcast, and co-founder of Echelon Front, where he serves as...
Book Review: ‘Mercy: An Altee Pine Novel’ By David Baldacci
The fourth and possibly final novel (I was told that it's up in the air if there will be more novels) in the Altee Pine series is all action from start to finish and if it is indeed the final novel, it answers all the questions we have had throughout the series. A...
Book Review: ‘Our Trespasses: A Paranormal Thriller’ By Michael Cordell
Matthew Davis lives in Brooklyn and is a cook at a diner. He escaped his Hatchett, Nebraska home town 10 years ago and never has looked back. He works, drinks beer and works some more. He basically has no life. Then he feels it...the death of his twin brother Jake....
Book Review: ‘Game On: Tempting Twenty-Eight A Stephanie Plum Novel’ By Janet Evanovich
I look forward to my yearly Stephanie Plum book, as I am such a big fan. And author Janet Evanovich never disappoints with her series. Her newest one has all the trademarks of the series...classic lines from Lula and Grandmother (who might be the best two characters...
Book Review: ‘Do I Know You?: A Novel’ By Sarah Strohmeyer
Jane Ellison works at Boston Logan Airport as a 'super recognizer' watching out for bad people. Then she sees Bella, one of the last people to see her sister Kit alive eleven years ago. The case was never solved and it sent Jane on a spiral, that even to this day...
Book Review: ‘The Postmistress Of Paris: A Novel’ By Meg Waite Clayton
Naneé was born in the midwest and her parents were well off. When she was a young teenager she went to Europe to study and never came back. She learned to become a flyer and she surrounds herself with artist type people. It's 1938 and the war in Europe is heating up...
Book Review: ‘The Dangers Of An Ordinary Night: A Novel’ By Lynne Reeves
After auditioning for a play at their school in Boston, June and Natalie (known as Tali), both 17 disappear and the search is on to find them, which is led by Detective Fitz Jameson (who has a secret of his own). Two days later the bodies are discovered by the...
Book Review: ‘Vanishing Edge: A Novel’ By Claire Kells
The first novel in a new series introduces two of the freshest characters in books this year in Felicity and Hux. A well-written story starts off strong and keeps the action going right to the very end. Felicity Harland use to work for the FBI before an accident and...
Book Review: ‘The Pledge: A Detective Betty Novel’ By Kathleen Kent
In the third and final(?) novel, Detective Betty is up against the wall. She has two weeks to find an arch rival and take her down or people around her will be hurt and/or killed. It's all action from the beginning, with well-written characters and a riveting story,...



