Review:I gave it three stars because it was good. I liked the storyline. I likened that there were a few surprises and twist. There should have been more. After all the characters were introduced I thought the story could have had more action Read more

Review:The pages flew by in this page turner. Jack stumbles onto a Big case that involves child kidnapping. It leads to nowhere you would have thought. Great plot, excellent characters, and moving situations. Read more

Review:Tony Hillerman's 12 th book in series of Navajo mysteries, "The Fallen Man" again features Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee teaming up to solve a cold case. 11 years prior, inexperienced climber Harold Breedlove disappeared leaving his wife & brother in law to run his ranch. Amazingly one morning after 11 years a skeleton still dressed in climbing gear is found on rock ledge. The question of the exact date is of vital importance. Harold had to live to age 30 to receive his inheritance- Harold was 2... Read more

Review:This is the third story in the Perfect Gentleman series that brings the reader Dax Spencer’s story and what a suspenseful, action packed one it is. Dax is a Navy man who has worked hard to become one of the most powerful men in the United States along with his “brothers” from Creighton Academy. Holland Kirk is a feisty, sharp NCIS investigator who is Dax’s match and gives him a good run for his money.
This book combines the past with the present and finds all of the gentlemen back into anot... Read more

Review:Heath Jones, along with his fellow blood brothers, have formed the Lost Bastards Investigative Agency, they seek out the bad and handle them in their own way. When Heath learns that the Copper Killers latest victim is someone he knows, he takes it a little personal, and will stop at nothing to get justice for her and her sister. His plan is to handle it all through their agency and keep things on the down low, but the victims sister, Anya, has a little plan of revenge of her own and draws attent... Read more

Review:Well dang it, I wanted to dislike this book, I really did. There are more than enough badly written stories blurring the lines of my dearly beloved fantasy and science fiction with the horrible romance section to make me want to throw up. This book looked like another one of those silly throw away cheesecake reads with a little magic thrown in to keep the bodice ripper readers happy. Right? Nope, it's fun, it is a quick happy read and I really enjoyed the whole thing.

Yes the three si... Read more

Review:I've been I patiently waiting for book 3, and it didn't disappoint! Well written and easy to read, the characters grab at you and make you hurt with them. A few unexpected twists kept me reading late into the night. Write more! Read more

Review:The twelfth book in the excellent Prey series is a welcome change, since the last entry was a disappointment. Sandford has returned to his particular plot device of focusing on the villain, so although there is no mystery about whodunnit, the excitement comes from tracking Lucas Davenport and his team of Minneapolis cops as they stumble their way to the truth. A solid secondary character emerges, a deputy from a rural county with a strong stake in finding the serial killer. Davenport's personal ... Read more

Review:The Book of Lost Things: The lost things, yes, as well as the sometimes "LOST" passion, dedication, and charming pleasures in reading a good and well-written book. It is difficult to find the "one adjective" I would use if someone were to ask me to resume this novel in one word. I read a lot of books (and of all kinds and genres), but very seldom (unfortunately) I feel a sense of melancholy and nostalgia once I have finished it. These mixed feelings, after all, are most positive. I think that on... Read more

Review:Engaging and a huge relief from the "tough girl falls for big bad guy" dreck that floods the market. The characters are believable. There's no sudden super talent to suddenly save the day, either. I'd recommend starting at the beginning of the series, but only because each book adds slowly to the bigger story. You might have to look up some of the slang if you're not familiar with the modern UK. Read more