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Blind Fear is the third novel in a series by co-authors Brandon Webb and John David Mann about their protagonist, Finn, a Navy...

Don Winslow’s novels have already been reviewed seven times in the blog, so you know that we are fans. City on Fire is his...

Mifflin County Ohio (a real Ohio county) is roughly midway between Cleveland and Columbus. Ed Runyon is comfortably settling into life near...

Another David Baldacci thriller, The 6:20 Man. The title is a reference to the train that Travis Devine took every morning into...

Wendy L. Koenig is the author of numerous works ranging from speculative fiction both past and future, for young adult and children to...

Petra Kovach. 1st generation immigrant whose parents came over from somewhere in eastern Europe. They settled in eastern LA. Here...

Various books listened to: I’ve continued listening to audiobooks which we’ve already reviewed just for the pleasure of listening...

The Poet was published in 1996, which is when Connelly introduced FBI Agent Rachel Walling, but the sequel, The Narrows was not...

Warning, this is another example of my stumbling away from our usual genre of murder mysteries and thrillers. As a...

This is the first novel reviewed in this blog by D.P Lyle, and Cultured is the sixth in the Jake Longly Thriller series....

Picking up where her father Tony Hillerman left of, this is daughter Anne's 2nd mystery based in the 4-Corners region of the US that is the...

I listened to Ms. Ware’s The Woman in Cabin 10 in audiobook format. (I’ve found by reading one novel and listening to an...

This is the first review of a novel by Tyler Dilts. A King of Infinite Space is the first of a four-book series with...

The Kill Artist is Daniel Silva’s first novel in the Gabriel Allon series which now numbers 23 books. I’ve read...