Book Review: Seanan McGuire’s Down Among the Sticks and Bones
Twin sisters Jack and Jill were 17 when they found their way home and were packed off to Eleanor West’s Home for Wayward Children. This is the story of what happened first…
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Simon R. Green’s Moonbreaker
Eddie Drood, the very secret agent, is a dead man walking, poisoned by Dr. DOA. There is no cure, no treatment, no chance of a last-minute miracle. All he wants is to stop his killer.
Book Review: Dean Koontz’s The Silent Corner
Admired and happy people of talent and accomplishment are committing suicide in surprising numbers. And Jane becomes the most-wanted fugitive in America.
Book Review: Rhys Bowen’s On Her Majesty’s Frightfully Secret Service
Her Majesty is quite pleased that Georgie is going to Italy to aid her friend and asks Georgie to find out if Prince Edward and that Wallis person are getting married.
Book Review: Lee Child’s MatchUp
Eleven short stories in a matchup of fiction and thriller writers — a man and a woman pairing — revolving around a blend of the main characters in each pair of authors’ series.
Book Review: Kalayna Price’s Grave Ransom
Reanimated corpses are committing crimes all across town, and Briar Darque steps in, pulling Alex Craft, grave witch, in along with her.
Book Review: Seanan McGuire’s Every Heart a Doorway
Nancy tumbled once, but came back. The things she’s experienced…they change a person. Miss West understands too well. And each child seeks a way back to their own fantasy world.
Book Review: Diana Gabaldon’s Seven Stones to Stand or Fall
An anthology of seven short stories in the Outlander / Lord John Gray historical fiction series with an emphasis on the military side with Lord John’s involvement.
Book Review: Charlaine Harris et al.’s Indigo
After exploring the world and being steeped in the mysticism of Nepal, Nora Hesper dove into investigative reporting using her shadow skills as a brutal vigilante.
Book Review: Jill Shalvis’ The Trouble with Mistletoe
It figures that the gorgeous Keane Winters doesn’t remember Willa Davis. Well, she doesn’t have to deal with him either, until she falls for Petunia, his great-aunt’s Siamese.