Prime by Jeremy Robinson is the intro story to his Chess Team / aka Jack Sigler techno-thriller series. I have to admit that prior to reading this book, my only experience with Jeremy Robinson’s work was through reading Island 731. And I have to admit that I was not impressed by it at all. What prompted me…
I’ve been reading the Dana Hargrove books from the very first one called Thursday’s List, ever since the author contacted me with a book review request some two years ago. Then the second book came out, and now the third. The first one was a good book. The second one was even better. And this…
What a great hidden gem this book was! Ochoco Reach by J.R. Stewart truly surprised me. I sort of put off reading it because I’m weary of reading book related to drug cartels. It’s just not a topic that is close to my heart. However this novel was so much more than that, and in…
The latest addition in the Pot Thief series by J.Michael Orenduff, The Pot Thief Who Studied Georgia O’Keeffe, brings back out favorite funny and enterprising character Hubert Schuze (Hubie) to once again rescue another treasure (err…pot) from being forever forgotten and buried in the land. Afterall it is a shame for all those old pots to never…
The Last Refuge by Martin Roy Hill is the book that got me into reading military thrillers once again, a genre which I used to read quite a lot a few years ago. Then my reading tastes changed, and with it the genres I seeked out as well. Until now. The book starts with a friendly…
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…
When I’ve first heard about Mark Greaney’s Court Gentry series, as it was recommended to me on Goodreads, I’ve decided to do a binge reading of all the books in the series, to be ready for the publication of the latest novel, Back Blast, which comes out later this week, on the 16th. I am…
The Doll’s House is the third book in the Helen Grace crime series by the British crime mystery author M.J. Arlidge. I have started reading the series soon after book 1, Eeny Meeny came out, and I got hooked right away, even though it was the author’s debut novel. Inspector Helen Grace seems to get…
I love everything that Jonathan Maberry has ever written. Some of his books (including his Rot & Ruin series) are great examples of the zombie survival genre, while his Joe Ledger series fits perfectly in military horror, a genre which I’ve come to love ever since I’ve read Khost by Vincent Hobbes a few years ago. Predator One is…
Tess Gerritsen is one of my favorite authors when it comes to romantic suspense novels and medical thrillers. The author is a lady of multiple talents. While many writers excel at focusing on one genre only (see Lee Child with his Jack Reacher series), others like Tess Gerritsen can easily juggle different genres in her writings, and this…
