Book Review: Karin Slaughter’s Blindsighted
From a cozy lunch to horrific murder. Three men will come to regret their actions as more women are kidnapped and brutalized.
Genre: thriller
Book Review: Lee Child’s Personal
The army never really leaves you alone as the retired Jack Reacher discovers when someone takes a shot at the president of France…and makes it personal.
Book Review: Marcia Clark’s Guilt by Association
Nothing will stop the determined Los Angeles D.A. Rachel Knight from finding the truth behind a friend’s death as well as the assault of a young woman.
Book Review: Andrea Maria Schenkel’s The Murder Farm
An unconventional detective story, testament is interwoven from the unsuspecting villagers of a hideous murder of an entire family. And only the reader is able to reach the shattering conclusion.
Blog Tour & Book Review: Luca Pesaro’s Zero Alternative
Scott Walker is a fugitive from the quicksands of Finance, with one card to play – DeepShare, a silicon oracle coveted by billionaires, hitmen and hackers.
Book Review: Bernard Besson’s The Greenland Breach
Fast-paced cli-fi thriller, espionage, intrigue, economic warfare, and behind-the-scenes struggles for natural resources combine with French freelance spies and Bond-like action.
Book Review: Lee Child’s “High Heat”
It’s a “High Heat” in every sense with the ’77 blackout in New York City, and the mobster young Reacher has ticked off after he saves the fair damsel.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Wild Justice
In going after the man who killed her cousin Amy twenty years, Nadia must confront yet more darkness where everything she knows and loves is thrown into the path of danger.
Book Review: Clive Cussler & Jack Du Brul’s Mirage
Everyone thought it was a hoax, that a U.S. destroyer disappeared in October 1943. Now there’s talk of a new weapon, one invented by Nikola Tesla…and it may be too late today.
Book Review: Zoë Sharp’s Killer Instinct
A tough new heroine who can very definitely take care of herself. Charlie makes a living of sorts teaching self-defence to women. It’s a skill she picked up out of necessity having been kicked out of the army for reasons she prefers not to go into.