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1585. Blood Lines by Nelson DeMille & Alex DeMilleFive months ago (book time, not real time), Army CID detectives Scott Brodie and Maggie Taylor were sent separate ways following their...
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The Buried Giant #1584Imagine trying to write a love story about a married and aging couple from the Middle Ages. Ishigura’s couple is Axl and Beatrice....
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From Yao to Mao: 5000 Years of Chinese History #1583I’ve continued to wander away from the blog’s usual genre of thrillers, espionage novels, and murder mysteries. Obviously, my taste...
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His Majesty’s Airship: The Life and Tragic Death of the World’s Largest Flying Machine #1582His Majesty’s Airship: The Life and Tragic Death of the World’s Largest Flying Machine , by S. C. Gwynne is a nonfiction...
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1581. Dead Fall by Brad ThorThe war in Ukraine rages on. A young idealist lawyer from Chicago resigns from her firm, buys a 1-way ticket to Poland so she can get into...
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Billy Budd, Sailor by Herman Melville #1580Billy Budd, written by Herman Melville (best known for Moby Dick ) in 1891, the year of Melville’s death, and finally...
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Gideon Resurrection #1579Gideon Resurrection by Grant Rosenberg is the second book in a trilogy, and I reviewed the first novel, Gideon, in 12/20....
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American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer #1578American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin was published in...
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Foundry #1577Foundry is Eliot Peper’s 11 th novel and I’ve read them all for a good reason. I’ve enjoyed his characters and the plots....
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1576. Only the Dead by Jack CarrPrologue: It's the mid 1980s. Walt Stowe is a member of Congress from New England. The party is grooming him for a run at the White House...
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The Collector by Daniel Silva #1575The Collector is Daniel Silva’s 26 th book in the Gabriel Allon series. If you’ve been reading the blog, you know that...
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The Ex by Alafair Burke #1574The Ex by Alafair Burke, received a nomination for the Edgar Award. It was also an Amazon editor’s pick. In her distant past when she...
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Gorky Park #1573Gorky Park by Martin Cruz Smith is an American mystery writer who produced a 10-book series about Arkady Renko, the chief...
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1572. All The Sinners Bleed by S.A. CosbyI'm not going to bore anyone with a review of a book that's already been reviewed here on MRB. My partner in crime, West Coast Don,...
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Robert B. Parker's Revenge Tour by Mike LupicaRobert B. Parker’s Revenge Tour , written by Mike Lupica, is an airplane book. If you haven’t seen my prior references to this...
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1570. The Club by Joshua Robinson and Jonathan CleggOne of my infrequent forays into non-fiction. The subtitle of the book says it all: How The English Premier League Became the Wildest,...
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1569. Dead End DealDead End Deal by Allen Wyler is a medical thriller. The author is a retired neurosurgeon, who then retired from his...
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1568. AutopsyAutopsy by Patricia Cornwell is the first of her novels that I’ve read in about 15 years. Her prior books have been reviewed...
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1566. All The Sinners BleedEast Coast Don has already reviewed two of S.A. Cosby’s novels, and Cosby has written about ten books already. His latest novel...
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The Concrete BlondeThe Concrete Blonde is the third novel in the Harry Bosch series by the master crime writer, Michael Connelly. It was...
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High Wire by Kam Majd (1565)This is the first book that Men Reading Books has reviewed by Kam Majd. Originally written in 2003, it has now been rereleased...
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Find Me by Alafair Burke (#1564)There’s no prior review in this blog of a novel by Alafair Burke, a prolific writer in her own right with 18 crime novels and a...
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The Jews of Birzai: The Last Sabbath (#1563)Okay, once again, I’ve wondered off our usual genre path into ugly nonfiction. While traveling, I met Michael R. Bien, the author...
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1562. The Vicar by A.J.ChambersTerry Nolan is dead. Died maybe 30 years ago. Divorced. Father to a dead daughter. He wanted out, but MI5 encouraged him to stay. Gave him a...
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1561. Tournament of Shadows by Andrew Watts and Dale M. NelsonThat China is trying to expand its sphere of influence is old news. How they are doing it may not be. In this book, China...
