Book Review: Martha Grimes’ The Knowledge
In The Knowledge, the Scotland Yard detective nearly meets his match in a Baker Street Irregulars-like gang of kids and a homicide case that reaches into east Africa.
Format: a Kindle
Book Review: Jill Shalvis’ Merry and Bright
Three short sweet stories taking place during Christmas in a cozy romance anthology.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey’s Pathways
An anthology of 21 short stories revolving around Mercedes Lackey’s fantastical world of the Heralds of Valdemar, the kingdom’s ancient order of protectors drawn from across the land.
Book Review: Barbara Hamilton’s A Marked Man
Young Henry Knox, a Son of Liberty, is framed for murder, and Abigail Adams pursues the truth, even as the killer pursues her.
Book Review: Kim Harrison’s “Sudden Backtrack”
Back in the shrouds of time, the animosity between elf and demon is revealed, as is the truth of Newt’s descent into insanity.
Book Review: Janet Evanovich’s Twisted Twenty-six
Grandma Mazur is a widow…again, and she gets more than the attention she wants when Jimmy’s former “business partners” are convinced that his widow is keeping the keys to their financial success for herself.
Book Review: Karin Slaughter & Lee Child’s “Cleaning the Gold”
Jack Reacher is undercover at Fort Know, just as Will Trent is. Trent’s mission? Investigate a twenty-two-year-old murder. His suspect’s name: Jack Reacher.
Book Review: Benedict Jacka’s Fallen
The Council is getting close to the truth, and Alex Verus, a diviner, could lose everything. To protect those he cares for, Alex will have to become something different. Something darker…
Book Review: Abigail Roux’s “Brick & Mortar Books”
All four of ’em are dangerous at Brick & Mortar Books, no matter whose side you’re on.
Book Review: Karin Slaughter’s Unseen
A cop was shot, Jared. Sara Linton’s stepson, and Sara holds Lena responsible, a deputy who has been a magnet for trouble her whole life. A case that collides with Will Trent’s undercover assignment.