Book Review: Lee Child’s Gone Tomorrow
New York City. Subway. Two a.m. Of Jack Reacher’s fellow passengers…4 are OK. The 5th isn’t. No cop will ever forget the 12 things to look for in a suicide bomber.
Genre: thriller
Book Review: Kitty Pilgrim’s The Explorer’s Code
A blend of historical detail, fast-paced action, scientific discovery, and the thrill of exploration that informs as well as entertains. The breathtaking ending in the high Arctic is as chilling as a polar breeze.
Book Review: Lee Child’s Nothing to Lose
No one tells Reacher where he can and cannot go. Nor does anyone get between Reacher and his conscience. Something has to give, and Reacher never gives an inch.
Book Review: Lee Child’s Bad Luck and Trouble
A conspiracy is killing old friends…and Jack Reacher is caught by a unique code sent by Frances Neagley. Never target his team or they’d better be ready for what hits back.
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: Mark Gilleo’s Sweat
I received this book for free from the author in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Sweatby Mark Gilleo political thriller that was published by The Story Plant on August 28, 2012 and has 366 pages.Explore it on Goodreads or Amazon A political thriller that explores the dirty side of politics and business when it comes to sweatshops. Sweat was nominated in 2014 for the International Book Award for Thriller/Adventure and the National Indie Excellence Awards. Review source: The Story Plant, Stamford, Connecticut. My Take Nice set-up. Pretty long set-up, too. There wasn’t a depth of tension or drama in this. Mostly, I read on to discover what would happen next. How would Jake solve this? Who gets caught? Gilleo set up a number of subplots within that kept things interesting with some unexpected twists along the way. On the whole, I liked his characters. Yeah, even Peter Winthrop. At least Peter was honest about himself and I can appreciate that. Senator Day and the Changs…well, ya gotta have a few bad guys so you have someone to hiss at. Every time I started to feel sorry […]
Book Review: Lee Child’s One Shot
Six shots. Five dead. A city drowning in terror. But the cops have it solved: a slam-dunk. Except for one thing. The accused says: “You got the wrong guy. Get Reacher.”
Book Review: Lee Child’s The Enemy
A two-star general is dead and his briefcase is missing. And Jack Reacher will be the fall guy, if he can’t untangle this chilling and treacherous conspiracy.
Book Review: Lee Child’s Persuader
Reacher infiltrates a crime lord’s waterfront fortress to rescue a DEA agent — and confronts some unfinished business from his own past.
Book Review: Timothy Zahn’s Judgment at Proteus
Traveling the Quadrail train throughout the galaxy, Frank Compton is up against the Mohdri, mind-controlling coral, as a new enemy rises, the all-consuming Shonkla’raa.