The Wrong Goodbye by Chris F. Holm
Of course, the problem with being damned is there’s no such thing as a lucky break. – Sam Thornton When we last saw soul collector... Read More
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Dice Roll by Jason S. Ridler
“Be careful, Spar. I gotta bad feeling I’m about to kick a hornet’s nest with my boots.” – Gordon FitzHenry Spar Battersea has not had... Read More
Mockingbird by Chuck Wendig
Potential Spoiler: Though I am not discussing anything one won’t find in the product description / summary of this book elsewhere online, do be aware... Read More
Foolproof by Dianne Emley
You’re probably familiar with LA Times bestselling author Dianne Emley’s outstanding Detective Nan Vining thrillers, but did you know that before there was Nan there... Read More
Day by Day by Shaun Jeffrey
“I told you they don’t care about you. Not like me. I’ll take care of you.” – Trevor Fifteen-year-old Tina is living a life that... Read More
The Ninth Step by Grant Jerkins
— The Ninth Step was one of my Top 10 Reads of 2012 — “You do not ease your own burden by transferring it to... Read More
Cadaver in Chief by Steve Hockensmith
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///The Surgeon General has determined that prolonged exposure to online political “discussion” leads to self-righteous vitriol, the spread of semi-literate misinformation, toxic levels of perverse... Read More
Criminal by Karin Slaughter
Will Trent had never been alone in someone else’s home before unless that person was dead. As with many things in his life, he was... Read More
