-
"You're Killing Me" by Mike Pihlman

Genre: Horror Boss was always right. Problem is he let his employees know how “stupid” they are everyday with a simple saying “You’re killing me”. David was working on a particularly difficult task. Needing some help, he asked Boss. “You’re killing me David, you need to be able to do this”. David decided to do…
-
Book Review: "Deliver Us From Evil" by David Baldacci

-
Book Review: "Prime" by Nate Kenyon
Genre: Science Fiction / Cyberpunk Rating: 5 WaterTowers My first Nook e-book. Since this was a novela by Nate Kenyon (who by the way spurred my interest in horror (with a little help from Bram Stoker) with “The Bone Factory”….see the review under Nate to the right), I will keep this review short..a reviewlet. 🙂…
-
Barnes & Noble Nook for Fathers Day
If you have been reading this blog for awhile, you know that my stand on e-book readers has softened from “firmly…staunchly…against”, to “I understand that the stories (and authors) are not going away”, to…. Well gee…..I now have the Nook !! Was I enthusiastically looking forward to firing it up and using it (like…
-
Book Review: “The Whole Truth” by David Baldacci

-
"Twitter Killer" by Mike Pihlman

Background: Twitter is a social networking tool that allows a person to tweet information about themselves or their business in 140 characters or less. It is not known why, but, there has been a recent spate of killings in the area. Mostly middle management types with known dysfunctional personality issues. The body was found by a couple…
-
Book Review: "M is for Malice" by Sue Grafton

-
Thrillers June 2010
There are 47 new Thrillers this month! Wow! Here is the list….happy reading. Click on a book title to read the feature story Sizzling Sixteen by Janet Evanovich Broken by Karin Slaughter Day One by Bill Cameron Damaged by Pamela Callow Ice Cold by Tess Gerritsen Running Dark by Jamie Freveletti Silencing Sam by Julie…
-
"Drive By Wire" by Mike Pihlman

Information: Recent events have brought to light the ever increasing use of computers in automobiles. It turns out that stepping on the brake is now a virtual movement where your physical foot pressure is interpreted by a computer. Pretty soon computers will drive your car. Boss does not care about anyone but himself. If…
-
Beat Facebook This Month

