I’d never picked up a Scott Pratt book when this was suggested to me. I realize this was issued after he passed based on a manuscript he had drafted, The comparisons to […]
Book Review: Deep Threat by Scott Pratt & Kelly Hodge – Myron Bolitar Lite
Book Review: Dead News by M.K. Coker – Murder Mystery and Small-Town Politics
This is the fifth book in a series by author M.K. Coker that follows rural sheriff Karen Mahaffey in Eda County, South Dakota. The run-up to Dead News has been the next […]
Book Review: Deception in Paradise by Deborah Brown – Falls Short of Creating a Heroine I Could Root For
When Janet Evanovich hit it big with her Stephanie Plum series, there were bound to be copycats. One of these is the “In Paradise” series by author Deborah Brown. Now up to […]
Book Review: Crash Tack by A.J. Stewart – The Beginning of Miami Jones
This fifth book in A.J. Stewart’s series about private investigator “Miami” Jones actually is the first in the series. The events here take place prior to the first book. Miami and Ron […]
Book Review: Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade by Diana Gabaldon – Why Lord John Grey’s Story Matters
One of the great peripheral characters in Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander series is that of Lord John Grey. He is first introduced to the story when Jamie Fraser languishes in a Scottish prison […]
Book Review: In The Bleak Midwinter by Julia Spencer-Fleming – Weak Start to a Series
This was a book I nearly quit on after the first chapter. As an adoptee myself, it’s one of those subjects that makes me bristle the way it’s traditionally been presented. And […]
Book Review: Raven Black by Ann Cleeves
Ann Cleeves was recommended to me on my Kindle app because I like to read author Paul Doiron. I wasn’t sure how I would feel about a mystery set in a different […]
Book Review: The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson – Just Keep Reading
It took me a few years and constant badgering by a friend of mine who thought The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo was the be-all-to-end-all of literature to finally get me to […]
Book Review: Her Name is Knight by Yasmin Angoe – Modern African Narratives
I received the second book in author Yasmin Angoe’s series as an advanced reader copy, and as I started reading it, I felt lost. I went back and saw that the first […]
Book Review: Track of the Cat by Nevada Barr – Murder in the Desert Mountains
I always enjoy finding new authors. In this case, it’s the first book in a series that takes place in various National Parks around the United States. Each story not only gives […]
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