Book Review: Jasper Fforde’s The Last Dragonslayer
Magic is fading and fifteen-year-old Jennifer Strange runs an employment agency for magicians. But then the visions start, predicting the death of the world’s last dragon.
Format: a hardcover
Book Review: Craig Johnson’s Death Without Company
Sheriff Longmire, his friends, and deputies go back fifty years into a woman’s dramatic Basque past to learn why Mari Baroja was poisoned.
Book Review: Lee Child’s The Hard Way
On the trail of a vicious kidnapper, Reacher is learning the chilling secrets of his employer’s past…and of a horrific drama in the heart of a nasty little war.
Book Review: James Lee Burke’s Creole Belle
Healing since the shoot-out, it’s Dave Robicheaux’s morphine-addled mind that conjures spectral visions of Tee Jolie Melton, a young woman who really has gone missing. He becomes a man obsessed as he unearths connections between global and personal tragedies, facing down forces that can corrupt and destroy the best of men.
Book Review: Michael McGarrity’s Tularosa
Terry Yazzi, his former partner and the man responsible for ex-Santa Fe chief of detectives Kevin Kerney’s wounds, pleads for Kerney’s help. Yazzi’s son, a soldier, has disappeared in the barren desert surrounding the White Sands Missile Range.
Book Review: Janet Evanovich’s Wicked Business
Lizzy Tucker, the cupcake-baker-turned-finder-of-lost-things, has partnered up, reluctantly, with Diesel in a race against his evil cousin, Wulf, to find the treasure.
Book Review: Ann Aguirre’s Enclave
Deuce and Fade, two young people in a New York City decimated by war and plague, face dangers when their elders refuse to listen to their warnings.
Book Review: MaryJanice Davidson’s Undead and Unstable
Her half sister, Laura, is the Antichrist – contingent on her killing her sister, Betsy. When Laura’s mother is Satan, you know family gatherings will always be more than a little awkward.
Book Review: Alex Flinn’s Beastly
A spell, the spel,l was cast, turning me into a beast who hides by day and prowls by night? I used to be Kyle Kingsbury, the guy you wished you were, with money, perfect looks, and the perfect life. And then, I’ll tell you how I became perfectly . . . beastly.
Book Review: Jane K. Cleland’s Deadly Appraisal
]Her antiques business thriving and so much to lose, Josie Prescott can’t help but worry when murder invades her seemingly quiet community.