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The River We RememberThe River We Remember is the third William Kent Krueger novel reviewed in this blog, all three of which have been given rave...
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Wherever You Go There You AreJust a very short comment on the book by Jon Kabat-Zinn entitled Wherever You Go There You Are . If you’re not interested in...
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EnoughStraying off genre again, I just finished listening to the audiobook by Cassidy Hutchinson entitled Enough . Ms. Hutchinson is the...
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Gambit by Rex StoutI purchased a few vintage Nero Wolfe mysteries in hardcover recently from shopgoodwill.com, so thought I would take us back to the brownstone on...
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Why We Love Baseball: A History in 50 MomentsWhy We Love Baseball: A History in 50 Moments by sportswriter Joe Posnanski provides exactly what the title suggests. Posnasnski wrote...
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Odyssey's EndThis is a hell of a way to learn about an award-winning author, Matt Coyle, who writes his mysteries in the same neighborhood where...
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Nothing But The Bones by Brian Panowich1989. McFalls County GA. Young Nelson McKenna and a couple friends are exploring a creek on Bull Mountain. Nelson is fodder for the local...
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Weapons Grade, a Tom Clancy novel by Don BentleyIt has been more than four years since I’ve read a Tom Clancy novel, and that one was written by Mike Maden and I thought Line of...
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The Longmire Defense by Craig JohnsonThroughout the Longmire series have been snippets indicating that Walt and his grandfather Lloyd had a bit of a contentious relationship....
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Broadcast BluesAdmittedly, I have eclectic reading tastes that often take me away from the blog’s main them of murder mysteries, espionage stories,...
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The American DaughtersThe American Daughters by Maurice Carlos Ruffin started out as a novel of historical fiction, about the life of black women who were...
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BabbittSinclair Lewis was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1930 for the five novels that he had written in the...
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The Far Side of the DesertThe Far Side of the Desert by Joanne Leedom-Ackerman is an excellent novel of international crime, terrorism, gun running and...
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Bad Influence (#1597)Robert B. Parker’s Bad Influence , written Alison Gaylin’ does not get a good recommendation from me. I found this one on Libby,...
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Higher Animals: vaccines, Synthetic Biology, and the Future of Life (#1596)I learned about this short nonfiction book, Higher Animals: Vaccines, Synthetic Biology, and the Future of Life , as the result...
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Death in Dutch Harbor (#1595)Death in Dutch Harbor is apparently a debut novel by D. MacNeill Parker, and what a banging beginning for this author. As I...
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City of Dreams (#1594)City of Dreams is the second book of a trilogy by a MRB favorite author, Don Winslow. I read and favorably reviewed the first...
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Spare by Prince Henry, Duke of Sussex (#1593)I’m really surprised that I decided to listen to Prince Harry as he narrated his own autobiography, “Spare.” That decision...
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Simply Lies (#1592)Simply Lies is a mystery novel by the prolific writer, David Baldacci. His first novel was published in 1995, and Simply...
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The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store (#1591)The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store by James McBride does have a murder, but that’s not a mystery since it is very clear who...
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Saving Myles (#1590)Saving Myles by Carl Vonderau is an important book about a story that is happening too frequently. The first part of the book is about...
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Trust (#1589)As the result of a conversation with friends about the meaning of the word “trust,” I stumbled onto the 2023 Pulitzer Prize...
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Deadly Tides (#1588)Deadly Tides is the second of two books in a series (hopefully more to follow), subtitled "A Misty Pines Mystery" by Mary Keliikoa....
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Bomber #1587“Bomber” by Len Deighton, a British writer, was published in 1970, but was apparently reissued recently with a forward by Malcolm...
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1586. The Secret by Lee Child and Andrew ChildReacher #28. 1992. An earlier case that didn’t go welland got Reacher busted back to Captain and assigned to the minor leagues. He’s...
