I have previously read a few books in the Louis Kincaid series by sister duo P.J. Parrish and I found them quite enjoyable, so when the authors released a standalone novel, I had to check it out. Would it be very different from their biracial cop crime mystery series? In She’s Not There, Amelia Tobias wakes…
Humber B Boy a book that stayed long with me after I’ve read it. However it is also a book where I took my time before deciding to finally review it because it’s an incredibly sad story about a lost boy who had everything going against him right from the start. Cate Austin, the probation…
The Murderer’s Daughter is one of Jonathan Kellerman‘s standalone novels. As with most of his books, the main protagonist here, Dr. Grace Blades, is a psychologist. She is very good at her job, which earns her respect and a great reputation, with patients coming to her for treatment from all over the country. And yet dr….
The Burning Man is Solange Ritchie’s debut novel, featuring dr. Catherine (Cat) Powers, a FBI forensic pathologist working in the Behavioral Analysis Unit at Quantico. There is a serial killer on the lose and Cat is sent to Orange County-Irvine, California, to assist the local police force in apprehending him. She is divorced with a 6 years…
All God’s Children is the second book in the Grace McDonald series by the new author Susan Kraus (I have already reviewed her first book, Fall From Grace here). In the first book, Grace went through a major ordeal in her life. She was a psychiatrist/therapist, and one of her cases came back to bite…
Fall From Grace is the first book in the new Grace McDonals series by the debut author Susan Kraus. She sent me her two books currently published in the series with a request to read and review. Being a completely new author, with no previous books under her belt, first thing I did was to…
Like This Forever (also called Lost in other editions) is the third book in the Lacey Flint series by S. J. Bolton (aka Sharon Bolton). It’s been a while since I’ve read it, but a quick trip down memory lane brought it all fresh to my mind. Which is a good sign, since pity the…
The Intruders is a standalone novel by the British author Michael Marshall, best known for his book The Straw Men. I had The Intruders sitting at home on a shelf for several years now, and the reason why I picked it up now is because the TV show The Intruders, based on the book, has…
Darkness & Shadows is the second book in the Patrick Bannister series by Andrew E. Kaufman, following The Lion, The Lamb, The Hunted. I was lucky to read both books right one after the other, so the plot in the first book as well as the interesting character of Patrick was (and still is) still…
The Lion, The Lamb, The Hunted is the first book I’ve read by the author Andrew E. Kaufman and let’s just say that I liked it so much that in the meantime I’ve read the second Patrick Bannister book, called Darkness & Shadows, and his standalone paranormal thriller, While The Savage Sleeps. The book is…