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Lifers By Keith G. McWalter
Thought provoking is the first reaction I had to this book. It will also pique interests differently based on the age of the reader. I suspect that a younger reader’s perspective is c… Read More
Think Twice By Harlan Coben
  Coben has aged Win and Myron.  They are still irascible and Win is still as deadly but they are thinking about what they are doing rather than reacting. People are being kill… Read More
Dead Money By Jakob Kerr
This book's plot is characterized by Silicon Valley, venture capitalists, little boy tech titans, and violence.   Mackenzie Clyde is an investigator for Roger Hammersmith, a ventu… Read More
Pitch Dark By Paul Doiron
A Maine Game Warden investigator finds himself on a relentless chase through unforgiving terrain.Mike Bowditch, the investigator, talks to himself continuously and frequently he doesn&rsquo… Read More
Anvil Of God By J.Boyce Gleason
Anvil of God by J.Boyce GleasonPersevere, I struggled with this book for the first fifty pages but I am happy I continued.  This is loosely based on Frankish history in the time of the… Read More
French Windows By Antoine Laurain
A book where the story is full of stories.  A patient is asked by her therapist to construct fantasies about her neighbors.  The goal is to lift her depression.  The fantasie… Read More
The Debt Collector By Steven Russo
I thoroughly enjoyed this book.  A strong female protagonist rocks my boat.   Russo crafted a believable character for those of us lucky enough to have strong women in our wo… Read More
Shades Of Mercy By Bruce Borgos
Porter Beck, the sheriff, is having eye issues.  His sight is dramatically diminished at night and getting worse.   An old friend has an issue at his ranch which draws Porter… Read More
Spy Ring By Sarah Beth Durst
A mystery for children.  This book targets elementary-age children.  It incorporates history along with fiction to enlighten, and entertain kids.  The mystery is the role tha… Read More
The Translator By Harriet Crawley
This book started slow but gradually grabbed me.  The translator, not an interpreter is a British national, he is sent to substitute for the regular translator who had suffered an acci… Read More
Killer Story By Matt Witten
This is a good mystery with an abhorrent main protagonist.  Petra is a camp counselor for Livvy, an ebullient fourteen-year-old who dreams of becoming a journalist.  After losing… Read More
Scorched By Don Silver
This book is about the coming of age of a troubled child who becomes a troubled adult.  Jonas, a hard-to-love kid, finds soulmates at Lafayette, a school for kids who are alone.Jonas e… Read More
The Innocents By Bridget Walsh
This is the second in the Variety Palace Mystery series that I’ve read.   Minnie and Albert, a mismatched detective team, find themselves facing multiple homicides.  All… Read More
The Underhanded By Adam Sikes
The Underhanded by Adam Sikes This isn’t a spy thriller as much as it is an action-adventure.  Professor William Dresden is a discredited historian.  How a historian b… Read More
The Edge By David Baldacci
A CIA agent is killed in Putnam, Maine.  Travis Devine, a former Army Ranger, is tasked to discover who and why she was killed.   Sleepy little Putnam is anything but sleepy… Read More
Southern Man By Greg Iles
This novel was in many ways difficult to read.  Not because it wasn’t well written or throat-grabbing but because of so many of its themes.  Possibly I had difficulty becaus… Read More
Hide And Be By Gary L. Stuart
This is a schizophrenic book.  “Schizophrenia is a mental disorder characterized by continuous or relapsing episodes of psychosis. Major symptoms include hallucinations, delusion… Read More
Broadcast Blues  By R. G. Belsky
Clare Carlson is a television journalist.  She seems to take more pride in the journalist part than the TV part.   This read as a stand-alone with no difficulty although it i… Read More
Mission Target By Mark Nolan
Adrenaline junkies start your engines.  Nolan packs more action per page than that demented bag “boy/person” at your local grocery store squeezes into your canvas shopping… Read More
Coded To Kill By Marshall Runge
Initially difficult to get into for me but the wait was worthwhile.  There is a wealth of jargon in this book that will necessitate some wading for many.   I’m a comp… Read More
I Am Rome By Santiago Posteguillo
I was a mediocre Latin student until Latin II and I fell in love with the Chronicles of Caesar.  I ended up with a decent grade.  This book was reminiscent of those readings with… Read More
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The Lemon Man By Keith Bruton
I always feel conflicted when the protagonist is a bad guy and I like him anyway.   Patrick grew up hard and became the object of nightmares for some people, and the source of red… Read More
Hidden Pieces By Mary Keliikoa
A Misty Pines Mystery with Sheriff Jax.  Jax is still grieving over the loss of his daughter.  His unwillingness to deal with his grief has successfully pushed his wife away. … Read More
Perfect Shot By Steve Urszenyi
A medic turned sniper, Alex excelled at both.   When she left Afghanistan she ended up in the FBI and then on loan to Interpol.  After a brush with a group of terrorists, she… Read More
The Zone by Stu Jones Dystopian or CyberPunk, your choice I guess.  A future time when Atlanta and Vegas are the only known bastions of a seedy civilization left.  The author… Read More
The Queen Of Days By Greta Kelly
This takes place in an island kingdom in a feudalistic society.  Balthazar runs a crew of thieves he considers his family.   He is hired to steal a temple idol and is required… Read More

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