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 Stranger is the latest novel written by Harlan Coben, one of my favorite thriller and mystery authors. It is a standalone novel, not part of his two popular Bolitar series. To be honest, while I enjoy reading his series, I do prefer his standalone books. It’s what got me hooked on author’s books in the…
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…
Jianghu is I think one of the darkest books in the Randall Lee series by Charles Colyott. Compared to the first book, Changes, which started out on a much lighter note, Jianghu is a hardcore thriller, bordering on deranged and disturbing. Be warned! Yet it is one of my most favorite books, at least so far….
The Return Of The Fallen Angels Book Club, the third book in the Hollis Morgan mystery series by R. Franklin James finds Hollis as a successful probate attorney at a respected law firm in the Bay Area. Her climbing up the ladder was not easy. She started with being conned by her ex and spending time in…
The Last Town is the third – and most certainly the last book – in the Wayward Pines trilogy by Blake Crouch. Reading the Blake Crouch books in order includes this trilogy as well. Sadly, this trilogy was one of the worst to review. Spoilers are kept at a minimum – if at all because…
Homicide Chart is the second book in the Dana Hargrove Legal Mystery series by V.S. Kemanis. I have already read and reviewed the first book here. When the author asked my opinion on the second book, I jumped at the opportunity to read it, because the character of Dana Hargrove really grew on me in…
Eeny Meeny is the debut novel of the British author M.J. Arlidge. Penguin publisher sent me a copy through Netgalley along with a review request, and as I usually love everything this publishing house puts together, I eagerly picked it up. In a nutshell, the story is about a serial killer who plays the eeny…
Wayward by Blake Crouch is a book I’ve read quite recently, and I’m aware that there are older books I still need to review, however the Wayward Pines series featuring Matt Dillon is still on TV, so I thought it’s best to finish reviewing the trilogy before the series ends. Right now the 10 part…
Cell is the latest standalone novel by one of my favorites medical thriller authors, Robin Cook. I’ve been reading his books from the time I got hold of Coma, one of his earliest books. I was hooked. He was the author who gave me the love for medical thrillers in the first place. George Wilson,…
