Book Review: Taylor Anderson’s Blood in the Water
With more enemies than ever before, the crew of the Walker needs new allies just when she is in desperate need of repairs as Kurokawa shakes the Alliance to its core.
Publisher: Penguin
Book Review: Craig Johnson’s The Western Star
A photograph of then-new Deputy Walt Longmire with 24 sheriffs about to embark on the Western Star takes Walt back to a past that affects his future and threatens everyone he loves.
Book Review: Jasper Fforde’s Something Rotten
Thursday is on her toughest assignment yet, desperate to uneradicate Landen, prevent a coup by Yorrick Kaine, end the hostile takeover in Hamlet, stop Armageddon… And who will babysit her son while she does it?
Book Review: Jasper Fforde’s The Fourth Bear
Even though the sadistic Gingerbreadman broke out of prison, Det Jack Sprat and Sgt Mary Mary are demoted to searching for a missing journalist. Last seen at the three bears’ house.
Book Review: John Flanagan’s The Caldera
The Herons take to the high seas to fend off pirates amid stormy seas and rescue the heir to an empire.
Book Review: Jasper Fforde’s The Big Over Easy
Was Humpty’s fall an accident, or was it murder? It’s up to giant killer Jack Spratt of the Nursery Crime Division to find out whodunnit.
Book Review: Janet Evanovich’s Hardcore Twenty-Four
Stephanie Plum has agreed to care for Simon’s boa constrictor. A good thing since Ethel scares off the zombies after Steph. Too bad she can’t scare off Diesel and Ranger too!
Book Review: Clive Cussler and Boyd Morrison’s Typhoon Fury
Typhoon Fury brings together terrorists and a greedy mercenary with his own plans against the crew of the Oregon and an art appraiser on the trail of stolen art.
Book Review: Gini Koch’s Camp Alien
A hidden superbeing, android replacements, and an army of Fem-Bots turn the peace talks into a Battle Royale that the team might not actually survive. Earth may not make it, either.
Book Review: Mercedes Lackey’s A Scandal in Battersea
Young women are disappearing in the dark of night, reappearing as automatons. Nan, Sarah and the Watsons discover it was no ordinary horror that drove them mad.