This is author Jo Jakeman's debut novel and WOW what a novel. It's everything a thriller should be. Suspense, twists and turns and secrets you don't see coming and a page-turner of a story. It kicks into high gear right at the beginning and takes you on a high stakes...
Book Review: ‘Read and Gone: A Haunted Library Mystery’ By Allison Brook
Author Allison Brook is back with book number two in her Haunted Library series with Carrie Singleton. This time her father Jim, who she hasn't seen in years, is back and with him comes trouble. He's been in jail and trouble for years. Now he has come back looking for...
Book Review: ‘Robert B. Parker’s Colorblind’ Is The Next Exciting Jesse Stone Novel
After going to rehab to once again fight his drinking problem, Jesse Stone is back in Paradise. He takes his place as Chief much to the relief of Molly, who has been acting chief. Things have been relatively quit in town. Only one young man Cole Slayton is in jail for...
Book Review: ‘The Dinner List: A Novel’ Might Be One Of The Best Books Of The Year
There are times when you get asked a hypothetical question like what would you go back and tell your younger self or who would you marry, kill and sleep with. One question that I have gotten asked is who would you like to have dinner with dead or alive? Well in Author...
Interview: Author ‘Paula Munier’ Talks Her New Book A Borrowing of Bones: A Mystery
My professional evolution mirrors that of publishing itself. From my early days as a reporter to my latest incarnation as all-around content queen and bottle washer, I've reinvented myself as the publishing industry has changed--and keeps on changing. The only...
Book Review: ‘In The Darkest Hour’ Is The Next Fun Gin Sullivan Mystery
I always enjoy finding new characters and series of books to read. Author Anna Carlisle is back with her third novel featuring Gin Sullivan. It's set in a small town of Trumbull, PA with fun, quirky characters, an interesting story and a murder mystery that takes over...
Book Review: ‘The Winter Soldier’ Is An Intense Look At A Young Doctor On The Front Line Of World War 1
Lucius has been going to school to become a doctor in 1914 and still has a ways to go before he will become one. When WW1 starts he is trusted into the war and send to a medical outpost close to the Russian border. He is not actually a doctor and has never operated on...
Book Review: ‘William Shatner: Live Long And….What I Might Have Learner Along The Way’
We all know William Shatner as he's a living legend. Captain Kirk, T.J. Hooker, Third Rock From The Sun and so much more. He's written many books over the years including his bio, a book about his love of horses and a tribute to Leonard Nimoy among others. His newest...
Book Review: ‘Shadow Tyrants’ Is The Next Exciting Oregon Files Adventure
It all started almost two thousand years ago. The Nine Unknown Men were charged with holding and never betraying the scrolls that could change the course of man and the world. They have been passed down from generation to generation never being talked about or...
Book Review: ‘Miss Kopp Just Won’t Quit’ Is The Next Installment Of The Kopp Sisters Story
Miss Kopp Just Won't Quit is the fourth book in Amy Stewart's Kopp sisters historical novel series. It's my first time reading one of them and I have to say it is really good. The novels are based on the real life stories of Constance Kopp and her sisters. Constance...



