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Book Review: “The Bitterroots” by C.J. Box
Genre: Thriller After the events of the last book, Cassie Dewell has moved her family (mother, Isabel, and 14 year old son, Ben) back to Montana (Bozeman). With the desire still strong to uphold the law, even though her law enforcement career is now behind her, Cassie is now a small business owner: Dewell Investigations,…
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Book Review: “The Snowman” by Jo Nesbo
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February 2021 Thrillers
A bunch of new books for your reading list this month. January was a crazy busy month for us, sooooo I’m still reading “The Snowman” by Jo Nesbo. I should have more time starting…..NOW! đ Death on the Homefront by Frances McNamara Hide In Place by Emilya Naymark Obsession by Patricia Bradley A Question of Time by James Stejskal…
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January 2021 Thrillers
With the awful 2020 now behind us, we can look forward to a better year in 2021. Vaccines are now available and soon the COVID-19 threat will be minimized, and……..the orange idiot will be history at noon on Jan 20, 2021. Embrace Diversity, Reject Racism, Science is Real Here are some new thrillers for this…
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Book Review: “X” by Sue Grafton
Genre: Mystery Thanks to a windfall in the last book, Kinsey Millhone, Private Detective in Santa Teresa, CA, now has enough money in the bank not to worry about slow times. And these are slow times. In the middle of a drought, Kinsey’s octogenarian landlord, Henry, is stressing about his exorbitant water bill despite his…
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Book Review: “The First Conspiracy” by Brad Meltzer
Genre: Nonfiction History Not quite a first, but, rare indeed when I read a non-fiction book! There is one reason, besides learning a bit about history, and that is………Brad Meltzer. đ The colonies are starting to get restless and they see the need for an Army to protect their citizens from the oppressive rule of…
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December 2020 Thrillers
Lots of new books for this month. Enjoy your holiday season, stay safe, wear masks…..a vaccine is on the way. đ Science rocks! (and it’s real) Murder at Andaman by Bharti Kirchner The Lumbermill by Laya V. Smith Fool’s Run by Sidney Williams Duped by Stephen Maitland-Lewis Don’t Shoot the Drummer by Jonathan Brown Last Call: A Murder On The Rocks…
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Book Review: “Victory of Eagles” by Naomi Novik
Genre: Fantasy After the events of the last book, Laurence has been found guilty of treason and is in jail. Temeraire has been placed in the breeding grounds and, if he does not behave, Laurence will be hanged. Temeraire is continuing his quest for better living conditions for dragons in Britain and is making as…
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November 2020 Thrillers
Lots of new thrillers this election / Thanksgiving month. #Vote Donât Look In by Tom Saric Saving Grace: A Psychological Thriller by D.M. Barr Carrie Sue’s Dairy by Sandy Semerad By the Book by A.J. McCarthy Mistaken Identity by Michael W. Sherer Where There’s A Will: A Glass Dolphin Mystery by Judy Penz Sheluk The Escape by Lisa Harris Death…
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Book Review: “Pigeon-Blood Red” by Ed Duncan
Genre: Thriller Richard “Rico” Sanders is a hit man, with a conscience. He kills when he is sure the victim did something wrong, much like John Rain, and he has never made a mistake. He and his partner in crime, Jerry, have been working together for years. Working with loan shark, Frank Litvak, they find…
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