Note: Thank you to NetGalley, Black Rose Writing, and Jeffrey Jay Levin for the advanced reader copy of this book. This review will also be posted on NetGalley. What follows is my unbiased […]
Book Review: Deep Cover by Jeffrey Jay Levin
Book Review: The Paris Assignment by Rhys Bowen – Good Story but Missing Something
Historical fiction is a genre I enjoy, and this book was suggested to me based on my previous reading of The Rose Code. I did enjoy the story quite a bit. I just found […]
Movie Review – Moonraker: James Bond #11 – Nearly the End of the Franchise
Written by Ian Fleming, Christopher Wood, Gerry AndersonDirected by Lewis Gilbert For years, you could put me in the category of those who didn’t consider themselves James Bond fans. Back when I […]
Book Review: The Kill Artist by Daniel Silva – Just When I Thought I Was Out They Pull Me Back In
This is the first book in author Daniel Silva’s series about Israeli intelligence operative Gabriel Allon. It is not the beginning of Gabriel’s story, although it does fill in many of the […]
Agent Carter One Shot (2013)
Written by Eric Pearson, Jack Kirby, and Stan LeeDirected by Louis D’Esposito This one-shot direct-to-video feature from Marvel Studios is situated between the end of Captain America and the Agent Carter series. […]
Movie Review: Live and Let Die – James Bond #8
In this eighth film in the series of James Bond films, Roger Moore steps up to the plate to take on the role of super-spy James Bond. It features not much of […]
Book Review: The Talbot Odyssey by Nelson DeMille
Sometimes you know what inspired a story. Having lived for 39 years on Long Island, I remember the days of hearing about the Soviet compound in Glen Cove, NY. For a long […]
Book Review: The Charm School by Nelson DeMille – A Gripping Tale of POWs and Espionage
Throughout my years of reading, until about a decade ago somehow I missed the fact that Nelson DeMille graduated from the same high school I did, albeit many years before. Once I […]
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