I love discovering new authors. When I do, I usually try to start at the beginning of their work. I didn’t in this case, this book being a stand-alone novel of Lisa […]
Book Review: Brooklyn Legacies by Triss Stein – Wonderful Characters and a Great Mystery
Star Rating: Being a (former) New Yorker, I was very happy to win a giveaway of this book. The description intrigued me quite a bit, and though I hadn’t read any of […]
Book Review: Offside Trap by A.J. Stewart
The second book in the Miami Jones series by author A.J. Stewart finds Miami Jones answering the call of an old girlfriend. Miami Jones is a former minor-league baseball player turned private […]
Book Review: Dead Dreams by M.K. Coker
In a dying South Dakota town, Adam Van Eck returns to care for his ailing mother. Once a promising actor, his Broadway dreams have faded over the years. Four days after he […]
Book Review: The Book Case by Nelson DeMille
The window on the right featured contemporary bestselling authors like Brad Meltzer, James Patterson, David Baldacci, Nelson DeMille, and others who make more money writing about what I do than I make […]
Book Review: Stiff Arm Steal by A.J. Stewart
Here’s the first story in the series about former minor-league baseball player turned detective Miami Jones. If you cringe at the name, I don’t blame you. When I started this book, everything […]
Book Review: Cached Out by Russell Atkinson
A murder mystery that involves Geocaching – what more could I ask for, right? And actually this book was pretty good until the last few pages. For anyone who doesn’t know, geocaching […]
Book Review: Trespasser by Paul Doiron
Long before I ever watched North Woods Law, my geocaching friends suggested reading Paul Doiron’s books about Maine Game Warden Mike Bowditch. Trespasser is the second book in the series, and demonstrates […]
Book Review – One Door Away from Heaven By Dean Koontz
Lately when I read a new Dean Koontz novel, I have one of two reactions: either I feel like throwing the book against the wall, or I want to abandon it halfway […]
Book Review: The Poacher’s Son by Paul Doiron
I’ve always enjoyed books and movies that take me to familiar places. That was easy when I lived in New York. Not so easy anymore, until some of my geocaching friends introduced […]
