Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s White Corridor
An impossible crime, a freak snowstorm, a killer prowling the stranded vehicles, and a mother and child on the run. Can Bryant and May solve the crimes? And survive the snow?
Publisher: Bantam Books
Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s Ten Second Staircase
Celebrity murders and a masked and caped Highwayman lead Bryant and May a merry chase as they dodge the bureaucracy attempting to shut them down.
Book Review: Mary Balogh’s Simply Magic
Susanna can’t have anything to do with the handsome Viscount Whitleaf, not with his background. But it’s a reticence Peter refuses to accept as he pursues her.
Book Review: J. Kenner’s Dirtiest Secret
It was wrong for us to be together, but it was even harder to be apart.
The memory of Dallas Sykes burns inside of me. We bear the same scars, the same darkness.
Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s Seventy-Seven Clocks
Bryant and May are up against a series of bizarre murders that defy human understanding — and a killer no human hand may be able to stop.
Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s The Water Room
Detectives John May and Arthur Bryant are one mistake away from being shut down. When the elderly sister of Bryant’s friend is found dead in the basement of her decrepit house, they are on the verge of making exactly that mistake.
Book Review: Mary Balogh’s Simply Unforgettable
The music teacher, Frances Allard, of a select academy and the man who seduces her with a passion no woman could possibly forget …
Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s Full Dark House
A bomb tragically ends the 50-year crime-fighting partnership of Arthur Bryant and John May, and May goes back in time to that first case for clues.
Book Review: Janet Evanovich’s Tricky Twenty-Two
A lucky bounty hunter, Stephanie Plum knows when she’s being played. And Gobbles’ arrest isn’t adding up. As for Doug Linken, it’ll take Steph’s tricks!
Book Review: Janet Evanovich’s #14-21 of Stephanie Plum
A look at Stephanie Plum and numbers 14 through 21 in this romantic suspense series.