Review:Everytime a new novel by Faye Kellerman becomes available, I am reading it and anticipating the next one. These books are great reads, and Street Dreams is no exception. I love the intertwining of family issues, detective work, and religious traditions. This latest novel was particularly interesting because it deals with racism from a new point of view. Keep writing, Ms. Kellerman. Your books are great. Read more

Review:...and my title is saying a lot. What separates this from so many other mysteries, her own included, is the incredible character Chris Donatti. As fans of Justice can attest, Donatti is complicated, both ruthless and sympathetic. Here's hoping we will see him crop up in the future. He's worth a book all his own. Read more

Review:I like Tracy Chevalier's work, and appreciate her careful research. Thanks to her diligent work, her novels seamlessly evoke the historical time periods in which her work take place without ever seeming burdened.The Last Runaway vividly conjures up Ohio in Antebellum America, the Underground Railroad, and participation of Quakers in fighting slavery. Read more

Review:His writing occasionally is stunningly good. The kind of writing that you want to reread and remember. The plot was interesting, complicated characters. All very good, except just an OK ending to finish it off too nicely. Read more

Review:I resisted reading this piece of trash when it was first released in a blaze of controversy some 50 years ago but in a moment of weakness, out of sheer curiosity, I recently purchased it for my Kindle because it was dirt cheap.

Now, half a century later, 'Dirt' and 'cheap' are still two very appropriate words to apply to this book. If you like reading about a guy whose sexual deviations know no bounds then this is the book for you. It has nothing else going for it. Read more

Review:The book was entertaining, but really surface I thought. And, I was angered by the treatment of the Israeli attacks on a clearly marked American military ship in International waters. That alone is sufficient to give this work a pass. Read more

Review:Overall this series was good! I would have been ok if it was fleshed out into a 6 book series though. Too much time elapsed too quickly throughout the series. The themes kept rehashing over and over. It felt rushed...not one of her best. Read more

Review:Clavius, a Roman soldier, was present when thief and murderer Barabbas was captured and taken prisoner after being part of the death of many Roman citizens. After the people choose to release Barabbas and encourage the crucifixion of Jesus, Pilate instructs Clavius to be the one to make certain the deaths of the two thieves and King are complete before darkness. Arriving at Golgotha, something seems different from the other crucifixions. Even the centurion on guard doesn't appear quite himself... Read more

Review:Spenser sets out to help his signficant other with a stalker situation related to a local theatre board in Port City. The goal, however, changes when there is a dramatic murder of an actor during the performance of a play. Teaming with Hawk and Vinnie to established the murderer, Spenser finds himself embroiled in a complex mystery that involves a suspicious chief of police, a confused young lady, and Chinese illegal operation of immigrants that includes gang violence. As the plot becomes more c... Read more

Review:Rylee Monroe is a dogwalker to the elite of Charlestown who live South of Broad St. A rash of thefts have been occurring South of Broad, by a criminal dubbed "The Robin Hood Burglar" since the stolen articles end up at churches or charities with notes to sell the piece and give the profits to the needy. Ever since Rylee nearly caught the Robin Hood Burglar in the act, she's been a bundle of nerves.

Investigative newspaper reporter Logan Woods dubbed the Robin Hood Burglar in the papers fi... Read more