Having read all the previous books by Karen Rose, I only had to catch up with two more: the novella Broken Silence published in October 2013, followed by the author’s latest novels called Watch Your Back, published one month later, in November 2013. I bought the novella (it was only around $3 at Amazon) and…
Far Gone is the first book in a (hopefully) new series by the author Laura Griffin, well known for her Tracers series. It is also the first book that was published in hardcover edition by the author. I’ve only read one other book by Laura Griffin, Thread of Fear, the first in the Glass Sisters…
When I choose Ancient Enemy at NetGalley to read and review, I really picked it up due to its intriguing cover. It strongly reminded me of a computer RGP game called Diablo that I used to play many years ago, so I got curious of what the book was all about. I kind of figured…
If there are 10 books that will have blown my mind away for the year of 2014, Archetype by M.D. Waters is definitely one of them. It was so good, I couldn’t put it down until I read it cover to cover. Sadly I will have to wait for the second (and last) book in…
When the author’s, publicist offered me the book Clonmack’s Bridge to read and review for the upcoming book publication on March 19, I was intrigued by the blurb and let’s just say I can never say no to a good archaeological mystery. It’s one of my favorite genre overall. The book started interestingly enough and…
The New Reality is a standalone novel by the author Stephen Martino. It is a book that got my attention at Netgalley due to the main theme: a high-tech medical thriller. I love medical mysteries (ever since reading books by Robin Cook) and I can never say no to a really good book in this…
Nightfall is one of Anne Stuart’s earlier novels, first published back in 1995. The author has written several series and a few standalone books during her career, ranging from romantic suspense to regency and gothic romances, historical romances, as well as paranormal romances, to name just a few genres she has dabbed in. Personally I…
Oh what a delightful cozy mystery this was! The Pot Thief Who Studied Pythagoras is the first book in the A Pot Thief Murder Mystery series by J. Michael Orenduff. I’ve picked it up at Netgalley since the subject intrigued me. A thief who is supposed to solve crimes and knows a bit about Pythagoras (the bane…
Murder on the Mind is the first book in the Jeff Resnick mystery series. When I downloaded it from Amazon (it was free), I was truly excited, because from the synopsis I understood that it is slightly paranormal in nature. Following a mugging, the main character, Jeff, becomes psychic, which means that he can see…
Death Bed is the 4th DI Geraldine Steel book by Leigh Russell. I usually don’t start a book anywhere but at the first in the series, however as I joined the book tour for this author’s novel, there wasn’t enough time to read the previous 3 books. I also didn’t know what to expect, this…
