Genre: Thriller After the events of “The Enemy Inside” Paul Madriani and Harry Hines have million’s of dollars to help boost their small law practice near the Coronado Hotel in San Diego (I have pictures of their location somewhere that I am still trying to find). Sofia is a new paralegal working to gather enough money to finish law school.
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Genre: Legal Thriller (Vintage Martini) – Steve Martini had a Facebook contest to win a free book. I was one of the winners! As such, I was sent an ARC of “The Enemy Inside” about a week before it came out on May 12, 2015. Being a slow reader, I just finished it yesterday. – A complex legal thriller combining
Read moreGenre: Thriller Rating: 5 WaterTowers Picking up where “The Rule of Nine” left off, Liquida leaves the garage severely wounded by Herman Diggs (who is lying in a pool of his own blood). The Mexicutioner gets medical attention then heads out to the farm in Ohio to kill Sarah Madriani. In Ohio, Sarah proves to be both extremely stupid and
Read moreBook Review Genre: Thriller Rating: 5 WaterTowers Paul Madriani, Harry Hinds, and Herman Diggs are once again in the sights of the Mexicutioner also known as Liquida. Not good for their health. Jimmy Snyder was new at his job and a bit too friendly. He showed a man the inside of a super secret area where the man took pictures
Read moreRating: 4 WaterTowers (Martini rocks!) Genre: Legal Thriller Steve Martini is one of my all time favorite authors, so as soon as I saw “Guardian of Lies” in Costco, I snapped it up. If I were to summarize my review in one word: Amazing! “To the concrete cowboys, the Mexicutioner was not only real, they knew him by a different
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Genre: Legal Thriller Background Steve Martini is my favorite author next to Perri O’Shaughnessy. And I know for a fact that one of the O’Shaughnessy sisters absolutely agrees with me (because she told me so when we met in 2004). At the end of “Shadow of Power” Steve admits to “difficult times”, and we, his loyal and avid readers know
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