I love nothing more than a good thriller. And I am always looking for recurring characters so I read their adventures once a year. Well I have another one to add to the list Alex McKnight. My first time reading one of author Steve Hamilton's books with him. It won't...
It took author John Larison eight years to write this novel. It was well worth the wait. It's a stunning, highly enjoyable story that starts off strong and just keeps going. It's a page-turner you won't want to put down. Even when you finish it you will still want...
Author Howard Michael Gould started on Wall Street then moved to Hollywood where he has been a screenwriter, playwriter and executive producer and the head writer of TV comedies. Now he has written his debut novel Last Looks and it is GREAT. His lead character of...
Imagine in a future time women are set back decades and have their rights taken away from them. A new President and cabinet and Congress made up of mostly men. Women have been told that they cannot speak more than 100 words a day (a few exceptions apply) and have to...
Hercule Poirot is back with a great new mystery thriller The Mystery Of Three Quarters (the third from author Sophie Hannah) authorized by the estate of Agatha Christie, in stores Tuesday, August 28. Four people show up Hercule claiming they have letters from him...
Karin Slaughter is back with her next heart-racing, page turner of a novel. Nothing is as it seems and with twists and turns galore you won't be able to put it down right up to the last page and word. Karin is simply one of the best thriller writers today. If you...
Roger Johns follows up last year's Dark River Rising with the next thrilling chapter of Detective Wallace Hartman with River Of Secrets. Wallace is in the middle of a storm when a big time murder takes place. A Baton Rouge congressman is found murdered in his home. He...
Lisa Scottoline is The New York Times bestselling author and Edgar award-winning author of 31 novels. She also writes a weekly column with her daughter Francesca Serritella for the Philadelphia Inquirer titled “Chick Wit” which is a witty and fun take on life from a...
Julia Keller is back with her next Bell Elkins novel. It's been three years since Bell confessed to a crime from her childhood that she didn't have to confess to. She felt she did and has paid the time. She lost her job at the DA's office and is starting her life...
Inspired by the true story of Nanda Devi Unsoeld’s tragic 1976 death while climbing her namesake mountain, Susan Froderberg’s novel Mysterium tells the tale of a courageous woman’s ascent to the summit of India’s highest peak to honor her fallen mother. Mysterium is...