J.T. Ellison's NO ONE KNOWS Reviewed

No One Knows J. T. Ellison Gallery Books March 22nd, 2016 No One Knows by J. T. Ellison is part mystery, part psychological thriller, and part cautionary tale. It is one of those stories that show fairy tales do not always come true. The themes of trust, betrayal, and...

Cat Fight, An Article by Clea Simon

I never thought talking cats would be controversial. Honestly I'm still not sure they are, but if you saw the Wall Street Journal on March 1, or if you listened to NPR’s “Wait, Wait Don’t Tell Me” the following weekend, you'd see that I have supposedly found myself in...

C.J. Box's OFF THE GRID Reviewed

Off The Grid Book 16 in the Joe Pickett Series C.J. Box G.P. Putnam March 8th, 2016 Off The Grid by C. J. Box brings back Nate Romanowski, the beloved rugged individualist. This book delves into a number of themes, some of which Box has become known for: getting the...

Johnny Shaw's FLOODGATE Reviewed

FLOODGATE Johnny Shaw February 2016 Thomas and Mercer Andy Destra was a (mostly) honest cop operating in a completely corrupt city. When Andy starts digging into a case and following a trail of suspicious money to its origins, the Auction City assistant chief of...

Matthew Betley's OVERWATCH Reviewed

Overwatch Matthew Betley Atria/Emily Bestler Books March 1st, 2016 Overwatch by Matthew Betley has an action plot with non-stop shootouts, exploding bombs, home invasions, drug cartels, and terrorists. Having served in Iraq Betley uses his experiences to create a...