Book Review: Carole Nelson Douglas’ Silver Zombie
Retreating to Kansas, Delilah Street and her partner, Ric Montoya, quickly find themselves face-to-face with her dicey past and a mystery woman who’s a real dead ringer for Delilah.
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Book Review: Alexandra Ivy’s Darkness Revealed
Cezar’s blissful encounter with Anna cost him two centuries of penance. But his body’s response to her is as urgent as ever. Now, commanded by the Oracles to keep watch over Anna, Cezar is torn between his need to protect her…and to possess her…
Book Review: Lee Child’s Tripwire
When a PI is murdered hours after shattering Reacher’s anonymity, Reacher traces his trail back, but never expected the reasons to be so personal—and twisted.
Book Review: Alex Archer’s Cradle of Solitude
While in Paris, Annja Creed discovers the skeleton of a Confederate soldier, the keeper of a treasure that could have changed the Civil War.
Book Review: Clive Cussler & Graham Brown’s Devil’s Gate
Ships are blowing up off the coast of Sierra Leone, and Kurt Austin, Joe Zavala, and the rest of the NUMA Special Assignments Team rush to investigate the extraordinary ambitions of an African dictator.
Book Review: Linda Wisdom’s Hex in High Heels
Blair Fitzpatrick’s flair for revenge spells is handy when the alpha makes threats. No one messes with her boyfriend-to-be, even if he does shed on the furniture!
Book Review: Jenna Black’s Deadly Descendant
An ancient evil is unleashed in the modern world— unless one fearless P.I. can hunt it down. . . . Nikki Glass, Immortal Huntress, returns.
Book Review: Laura Griffin’s Twisted
Legendary FBI profiler Mark Wolfe is finally in striking distance of the monster he’s pursued for ten years, but Wolfe finds Allison Doyle a tempting distraction.
Book Review: Katherine Hall Page’s The Body in the Boudoir
On Tom and Faith’s 20th anniversary, it’s a flashback to a month after The Body in the Big Apple when Faith will have to Have Faith that life up in the wilds of Massachusetts won’t be so bad
Book Review: John Joseph Adams’ The Living Dead
Thirty-four tales about zombies in this horror anthology which are gruesome, sweet, or simply too terrible to review.