Review by Lauryn Angel I’ve long been an unabashed Loki-lover – both the figure in Norse mythology and the Marvel incarnation. I’ve also been known to read quite a bit of YA fiction. So when I discovered my favorite Marvel villain was getting a YA novel, said novel...
Book Review: ‘The Nanny’ Is A Thrilling Novel With Lots Of Twists And Turns
In 1968 it was the seventh birthday of Jocelyn Holt. Her nanny Hannah put her to bed the night of her party and the next day she was gone. Every trace of her just vanished. Her parents said she just left. It was a big letdown to Jocelyn who loved her dearly. She grew...
Interview: Author ‘Ashley Weaver’ Talks Her New Amory Ames Novel A Dangerous Engagement
ASHLEY WEAVER is the Technical Services Coordinator for the Allen Parish Libraries in Louisiana. Weaver has worked in libraries since she was 14; she was a page and then a clerk before obtaining her MLIS from Louisiana State University. She lives in Oakdale,...
Book Review: ’29 Seconds’ Is A Good Psychological Thriller
A man makes an offer to Sarah. Give me one name. One person that you would want gone. I will make them disappear. And so it begins in T.M. Logan's new book 29 Seconds. Sarah is a Professor who is married (currently separated) with two young kids. She is up for a...
Book Review: ‘Robert B. Parker’s The Bitterest Pill’ Is The Next Exciting Jesse Stone Novel
New York Times Best-Selling Author Reed Farrel Coleman is back with his newest Jesse Stone novel. This time the opioid epidemic has come to Paradise. And now Jesse has to confront it head on. When Heather Mackey, a popular cheerleader and student, dies of an overdose,...
Book Review: ‘The Titanic Secret’ Is The Next Thrilling Isaac Bell Novel By Clive Cussler And Jack Du Brul
Isaac Bell has been dead for a long time now but that doesn't stop him from reaching out from the beyond to NUMA Director Dirk Pitt in a crossover of characters in the Clive Cussler universe. Dirk in in New York City about to see the raising of a long lost submarine...
Book Review: ‘The Starlet And The Spy’ Is Good Debut Novel
Author Ji-Min Lee's debut novel is a a great historical fiction novel about a Korean War survivor Alice J. Kim and Marilyn Monroe in 1954. The war has been over for a year but South Korea is still not what it use to be. Alice is from North Korea but live here now with...
Book Review: ‘The Nobody People: A Novel’ By Bob Proehl
Avi Hirsch is a reporter in Chicago. He is married to Kay a lawyer and they have a daughter Emmiline. Something always seemed off about her but nothing that Avi could really figure out. That is until one night a door appears in his attic where he works and he learns...
Book Review: ‘The Secret Life Of Sam Holloway’ By Rhys Thomas
Sam Holloway has had a rough time of late. He is a bit of a loner with a couple of close friends he goes to the pub with. He has a job at a warehouse that pays well and he's good at his job. But things haven't been good for him since 'the event' happened that changed...
Book Review: ‘The Long Call’ Is A Good Start To A New Series From Ann Cleeves
Author Ann Cleves (Vera Stanhope series) is back with a new character Detective Matthew Venn and a promising start to a new series set around him in North Devon. A murder has taken place and now Matthew has to investigate it. As he starts his investigation he finds he...




