Book Review: Delilah S. Dawson and Kevin Hearne’s Kill the Farm Boy
A hero was born, one who finds more than expected in a snarky goat companion, a cheese-loving Dark Lord, the fearful assassin, the bikini-clad heroine, and the rabbit bard.
Source: the library
Book Review: Karen Chance’s Ride the Storm
It’s been a game of catch-up all the way, as Cassie Palmer struggles to survive those trying to take over her life. But worse is to come when the ancient gods want back in.
Book Review: Taylor Anderson’s Devil’s Due
With Lady Sandra and friends held prisoner by the mad Kurokawa,
Captain Reddy fears he’s subordinating the war effort for personal reasons. But Kurokawa is too dangerous to be left alone.
Book Review: Karin Slaughter’s Triptych
In the city of Atlanta, women are dying—at the hands of a killer who signs his work with a single, chilling act of mutilation. And two cops and an ex-con enter the hunt.
Book Review: Alex Grecian’s The Black Country
Members of a prominent family disappear. An eyeball is discovered in a bird’s nest—and the local constable sends for help from Scotland Yard’s new Murder Squad.
Book Review: Leigh Bardugo’s Six of Crows
Six dangerous outcasts. One impossible heist. Kaz’s crew is the only thing that might stand between the world and destruction—if they don’t kill each other first.
Book Review: Charlaine Harris and Christopher Golden’s The Pretenders
Dead and yet alive, “Calexa” is determined to recover her memory before she seeks out people. Until she witnesses murder and must decide between her safety and justice.
Book Review: Alex Grecian’s The Yard
The new Murder Squad at Scotland Yard was formed after the Yard failed to capture Jack the Ripper. Then one of their own is murdered, and Walter Day, teams up with a forensic pathologist.
Book Review: Kelley Armstrong’s Rough Justice
As Matilda, Olivia must lead her first Hunt. But she questions their target’s guilt, the Hunt halts, her mission fails. And Liv digs in to find questions and more.
Book Review: Laura Bickle’s The Hallowed Ones
Instead of Rumspringa, the Outside comes to Katie when terror stalks the Plain folk. The Elders rule against anyone crossing, but Katie’s compassion won’t leave a man to die.