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Oh My Mother by Connie WangOh, my, two nonfiction books in a row, this one entitled “Oh My Mother, A Memoir in Nine Adventures” by Connie Wang. Ms. Wang has...
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An Immense World: How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us by Ed Yong (#1559)A well-read friend, Eric, an artist and landscape visionary, suggested I read a non-fiction work called An Immense World: How...
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Come Twilight by Tyler Dilts (#1558)Come Twilight is the fourth book in the four book series by Tyler Dilts about a Long Beach Police Department homicide detective,...
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The Traitor by Ava Glass (#1557)T The Traitor is Ava Glass’ second thriller about her protagonist, Emma Makepeace. It was just a year ago that...
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1556.The Moonshine Messiah by Russell W. JohnsonA book with a title like that's got promise, right? The further south one goes in West Virginia, the poorer and...
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1555. Fearless by MW CravenIt’s been six years for Ben Koenig. Six years in hiding. Six years running. Six years staying one step ahead of...
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Jolie Blon's Bounce (#1554) by James Lee BurkeJolie Blon’s Bounce is James Lee Burke’s 12 th novel, this one being part of the Dave Robicheaux series. The title is a reference...
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Count Down (#1553), cowritten by James Patterson and Brendon DuBoisI haven't been a big fan of James Patterson, but I decided to give him another try, only to end up being quite disappointed....
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Still Life (1552)I had read a couple of Louise Penny novels before this blog debuted in 2009, so this is my second review of this book by an author that I...
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1551. Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI by David GrannA departure to non-fiction. Recommended to me by my son, the movie freak. You’ll see why later. Late 19 th century, the US government...
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A Cold and Broken Hallelujah (#1550)A Cold and Broken Hallelujah is the third novel in a four novel series by Tyler Dilts about Long Beach Police Department...
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1549. Second Term by J.M. AdamsDateline: September 2012. Benghazi. The US is hearing chatter about threats to the US embassy. DIA operative Cora Walker is dispatched to...
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#1548 Animal Farm by George OrwellOff-Genre warning: Didn’t we all read Animal Farm in an 8 th grade English class? Have you had a look at that...
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1547. Night Candy by Max Tomlinson#4 (of 5) Colleen Hayes mysteries. Couple details: It's December 1979. Colleen is an unlicensed PI in San Francisco. She's...
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The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler (#1546)After reviewing nearly 1550 books over the last 14 years, most of which are thrillers and murder mysteries, I thought it might be...
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Dinners with Ruth: A Memoir on the Power of Friendships by Nina Totenberg #1545This is an off-genre topic, not our usual murder mystery/thriller. Dinners with Ruth: A Memoir on the Power of...
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The Night Fire by Michael Connelly (#1544)I’m stunned that there is no review of Michael Connelly’s The Night Fire in this blog. I’ve read it before and just listened to...
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1543. Red London by Alma KatsuRussian oligarch Mikhail Rotenberg is one of the richest Russians on the planet. Been in London for years and has an English wife,...
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1542. The Rescue by T. Jefferson ParkerBettina Blazak, is a young, savvy journalist who works for the local Laguna Beach newspaper, “The Coastal Eddy.” She is...
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1541. The Sleeping Doll by Jeffery DeaverThe Sleeping Doll is a 2007 novel by Jeffery Deaver. Although he’s a prolific author of bestselling and award winning murder...
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1540. The Woman in the Library by Sulari GentillSulari Gentill is best known for her Rowland Sinclair Mysteries, but if you're looking for a delightful stand alone novel, pick up The...
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1539. The Pain Scale by Tyler DiltsThe Pain Scale is Tyler Dilts’ second novel. I reviewed the first one, A King of Infinite Space , in 2/23 and stated then I...
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1538. Forfeit by Dick FrancisDick Francis was an award winning and prolific (and bestselling) crime writer, particularly during the 50’s, 60’s, and 70’s. In 2015, I reviewed...
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1537. The Boys from Biloxi by John GrishamThe Boys from Biloxi is the 8 th novel by John Grisham that has been reviewed in Men Reading Books, although it was Grisham’s 49...
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#1536. A Cold Day For Murder by Dana StebanowMurders in the tropics or in the Alaskan interior both need to be solved. Kate Shugak is an Alaskan native who left (betrayed?) her...
