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Book Review: “O is for Outlaw” by Sue Grafton

Genre: Â Mystery – (Kinsey solves another mystery) – In “O is for Outlaw” Kinsey Millhone’s ex-husband, Mickey, is close to death in an L.A. hospital. Â He was shot. Kinsey has not talked to Mickey for some time, but, is curious as to how Mickey got himself in this predicament and spends time looking into…
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August 2013 Thrillers
Lots of new books for August 2013 (yes, I know, I am late)! Jon Land (he is the reason I am TracyReaderDad) has a new Strong thriller….yippeee!  You gotta read this series.  AWESOME.  đ Strong Rain Falling by Jon Land A Tap on the Window by Linwood Barclay Don’t Look Now by Michelle Gagnon Gated by Amy Christine Parker…
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Book Review: “The Racketeer” by John Grishham

Genre:  Thriller  (Great read) – Federal Judge Ray Fawcett and his girlfriend have been murdered and his safe has been emptied. Malcolm Bannister, an ex-lawyer, is 5 years into a 10 year sentence in a minimum security prison in Frostburg, MD.  He knows who the killer is. Malcolm contacts the authorities (starting with the warden)…
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Book Review: “Catching Fire” by Suzanne Collins

Genre: Fantasy (The Hunger Games Almost Redone) *************Spoiler Alert…just so you know*************** The first 200, or so, pages were really good. After that we have to suffer through another Hunger Games (under a different name, and this time, with the old winners). Yes it had some surprising moments that lend themselves to the overall goal.…
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Book Review: “Arctic Fire” by Stephen Frey

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Vince Flynn passes away at 47
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Book Review: “Hell’s Gate” by Stephen Frey

Genre: Thriller – High powered New York City litigation attorney, Hunter Lee, just kicked some major butt in Montana. He won a huge award for several families in Fort Mason, Montana who were injured (or killed) in a derailment of rail cars carrying dangerous and deadly products. Hunter’s brother, Strat, lives in Fort Mason and…
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Book Review: “The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry” by Rachel Joyce

Genre: Â Fiction (Wonderful Journey) – Harold Fry just got a letter from an old friend. Â Queenie Hennessy is dying of cancer and she just wanted to say good-bye. Try as he might, Harold could not write a sufficiently good response, but somehow, after many iterations he had a letter that came close. Â All he…
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Book Review: “Inferno” by Dan Brown

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Book Review: “Torn Apart: The Abduction of Gillian Curtis” by Marta Sprout

