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Book Review: “The Four Winds” by Kristin Hannah
Genre: Historical Fiction 1921, Texas panhandle Elsa Wolcott is 25 years old, far past the time to marry. She is not loved by her parents and the only words of encouragement she ever heard were from her grandpa: Be brave (and if you can’t be brave, make believe you are). Elsa is brave….even though she […]
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October 2019 Thrillers
A bunch of new books are coming out this month. Happy Reading! Gods & Snipers by David Healey Dark Museum by Melanie Surani The Dead Beat Scroll by Mark Coggins Bones of the Innocent by John A. Connell Handmade Ho-Ho Homicide: An Anastasia Pollack Crafting Mystery by Lois Winston Church of the Graveyard Saints by C. Joseph Greaves The Olympian by Mark Atley […]
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Book Review: “V is for Vengeance” by Sue Grafton
Genre: Mystery 1986 Phillip Lanahan is a young kid with a gambling problem. Losing badly (like all the time) he seeks out the local , Santa Teresa, CA, loan shark hoping to score $10,000 which he will then turn into a fortune and pay all his debts back in a jiffy. We all know how […]
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February 2019 Thrillers
Lots of new books to finish out winter by the fireplace. Enjoy! Freedom Road by William Lashner The Thousand Dollar Christmas by J. T. Brannan One Fatal Mistake by Tom Hunt My Darkest Prayer by S. A. Cosby Past Due for Murder by Victoria Gilbert Remember Me by D. E. White Dangerous Alliance by Randall Krzak Once a Liar by A. F. Brady […]
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Book Review: “Requiem for an Assassin” by Barry Eisler
Genre: Thriller Re-named by Barry Eisler as “The Killer Ascendant” this is John Rain book #6. Rain #7 is up next: “The Detachment”. Ex-Marine sniper Dox has been kidnapped by ex-CIA, now rogue operator, Hilger. Hilger has a need for three people to die a “natural death” and since that is John Rain’s specialty, Hilger […]
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Book Review: “U is for Undertow” by Sue Grafton
Kinsey Millhone is investigating an old missing-child cold case. Can she survive long enough to…..
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Book Review: “Bonfire” by Krysten Ritter
Genre: Thriller / Suspense “Your problem, Abby isn’t that you can’t draw. It’s that you can’t see.” Abigail “Abby” Williams is a Chicago-based Environmental Lawyer assigned to research possible environmental violations at Optimal Plastics in Barrens, Indiana…..Abby’s hometown. As the Optimal Plastic investigation progresses, and the lawyers find elevated levels of lead in the local […]
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September 2018 Thrillers
Lots of new books this month. Happy Reading! :-)
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Book Review: “Everywhere That Mary Went” by Lisa Scottoline
Mary DiNunzio, attorney, is up for partner at Stalling & Webb…..if she lives.
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Guest Blog and Book Giveaway: “Are You a Fan of Gothic Suspense?” by J.P. Choquette
Do you like your suspense long and drawn out, subtle and refined, rather than gory and terrifying? If so, welcome to the club…the Gothic suspense-lovers club[…]
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