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  • Book Review: “The Redbreast” by Jo Nesbo

    Book Review: “The Redbreast” by Jo Nesbo

    Genre: Mystery “Hi, this is Ellen and Helge’s answerphone. Please leave a message.”  Thus starts the most devastating, heartbreaking, powerful, and brilliant, ten pages in a book that I have EVER read. “The Redbreast” is the third Harry Hole novel and follows the lives of several people (in addition to Harry) spanning the time from…

  • July 2017 Thrillers

    July 2017 Thrillers

      Tons of new books for your summer reading list!  Enjoy. Two Nights by Kathy Reichs Don’t Close Your Eyes by Holly Seddon Vice City by S. A. Stovall Retalio by Alison Morton The Dogs of War by John Wayne Falbey The Drowned Girls by Loreth Anne White Shallow Grave by Brian Thiem Murder in Mayfair by D. M. Quincy Flashmob by Christopher Farnsworth…

  • Book Review: “Citizen Kill” by Stephen Clark

    Book Review: “Citizen Kill” by Stephen Clark

    Genre: Thriller “Citizen Kill” is an ARC sent to me by the author.  It is due in “stores” July 4, 2017. Thank you, Stephen, for sending a second book to set free for ForCarol.com’s Book Drop for Literacy.  🙂 A team of highly trained CIA assassins were tasked to take out two mastermind terrorists.  Although…

  • Book Review: “The Last Second” by Robin Burcell

    Book Review: “The Last Second” by Robin Burcell

    Genre: Thriller “The Last Second” is a novella written by Facebook friend, Robin Burcell.  I had forgotten how crisp and clear Robin’s writing style is free of that unknown author…..Clive something or other.  😉 Zach Griffin, special agent for the ATLAS intelligence agency, and Sydney Fitzpatrick, forensic artist for the FBI are headed to Pocito,…

  • Book Review: “Tracker: A Short Story Exclusive” by James Rollins

    Book Review: “Tracker: A Short Story Exclusive” by James Rollins

    Genre: Thriller This is a short story prequel to “Bloodline” by James Rollins. Ex-Army Ranger and dog handler, Tucker Wayne, and his faithful companion (and his military superior), Kane, are enjoying coffee at a bistro in Budapest, Hungary. Kane is a Belgian Malinois and was trained to act as Tucker’s right hand man in Afghanistan.…

  • Book Review: “Blackmail” by Rick Campbell

    Book Review: “Blackmail” by Rick Campbell

    Genre: Thriller “Blackmail” is an ARC sent to me by the publishers.  It is due in “stores” June 27, 2017. A war between the U.S. and China has just ended.  The U.S. lost a number of submarines and four U.S. aircraft carriers are now in dry dock undergoing repairs, one aircraft carrier, the USS George…

  • June 2017 Thrillers

    June 2017 Thrillers

    Lots of new books this month.  Enjoy! The Suffering Tree by Elle Cosimano One of Us is Lying by Karen M. McManus Shadow Man by Alan Drew Back to Brooklyn by Lawrence Kelter Red Sky by Chris Goff The Clock Strikes Nun by Alice Loweecey The Girls’ Weekend Murder by Lynn McPherson Wolf Hunt by…

  • Book Review: “The Last Mile” by David Baldacci

    Book Review: “The Last Mile” by David Baldacci

     <– Blaze’s paw 🙂 Genre: Thriller This is book #2 in the Amos Decker series.  To better understand who Amos is and what makes him special….read my review of  the first book “Memory Man”. “Well, that’s a relief. You know, when he first came here his memory was razor sharp. Probably better than yours.” “I…

  • Book Review: “Kill Devil Falls” by Brian Klingborg

    Book Review: “Kill Devil Falls” by Brian Klingborg

    Genre: Mystery The author sent me two books, one to read and one to set free for the ForCarol.com literacy campaign.  Thank you, Brian! Helen Morrissey is a U.S. Marshall based out of Sacramento. She was given a task by her boss to drive to Donnersville, CA to pick up a felon, Rita Crawford, being…

  • Book Review: “Trap the Devil” by Ben Coes

    Book Review: “Trap the Devil” by Ben Coes

    Genre: Thriller “Trap the Devil” by Ben Coes is an ARC sent to me by the publisher, and signed by the author.  It is due in “stores” on June 20, 2017. This is the first time I have read a book by Ben Coes, and it won’t be my last.  🙂 Madrid, May 1979 A…