The Bleiberg Project is the first in a new thriller series by the French author David Khara. I enjoy thrillers about WWII so I eagerly started reading it once I downloaded it from NetGalley. Let’s just say that the beginning confused me a lot. It jumped between past and present a lot and since I…
The Devil’s Dream is a standalone novel by David Beers, a book that I received from the author with a request to read and write down my thoughts about it in my blog. The premise is quite interesting: Matthew Brand is a genius, his mind is at a completely different level than that of most…
I received the Perfect Game from the author, Stephen Paul, to read and review, and I jumped at the opportunity as it is a supernatural thriller (one of my favorite genre). The book is a standalone novel, not part of a series, so I knew that the story would be fully resolved by its last…
A surprisingly good read. I have never heard of this author before, however now that I finished reading Downfall by Brian Lutterman, I might just pick up his previous novels as well. A tragic accident in the past left Pen Wilkinson in wheelchair for life, killing her niece at the same time. Her life is…
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…
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…
Sweet Dreams by Aaron Patterson is a book I read earlier this year while on holiday visiting my parents abroad. It’s been a few months since I actually read it, but I do remember it making a strong impression on me. The first book in the Mark Appleton Thriller series, follows Mark, a regular guy…
Imagine having to choose between your own child and 25000 other people, with many kids among them. Who should live and who should die? This is the premise of The Deadliest Game by Hal Ross, a book which I have received with a request to read and review on my blog after having mentioned it as…
While perusing the virtual shelves at NetGalley, I saw the book White Fire by Douglas Preston & Lincoln Child, the 13th in the Pendergast series in order, and I clicked on the ‘Request’ button without a hesitation. This author duo is one of my favorites in the mystery genre. Ever since I read Relic, Reliquary and…
The Vault is the second book in the Tyler Lock series by Boyd Morrison. I picked it up right after finishing with The Ark because I didn’t want to lose the thread on this series. I really enjoyed reading about Tyler and in fact I was curious to see whether there is a future with…