Book Review: Death in the Air by Ram Murali
Death in the Air by Ram Murali works because the charm and humor of its main character allows any shortcomings to be forgiven.
BOOK REVIEW: LIGHTS, CAMERA, Bones
Lights, Camera, Bones Sarah Booth Delaney Mystery Book 27 Carolyn HainesMinotaur Pub May 21st, 2024 Lights, Camera, Bones by Carolyn Haines is another installment in the Sarah Booth Delaney Mysteries. Murder, kidnappings, a shark named Betty, and downright rotten...
BOOK ReVIEW: COLD TO THE TOUCH
Cold To The Touch Kerri Hakoda Crooked Lane Books April 9th, 2024 Cold To the Touch by Kerri Hakoda is the author’s debut procedural novel. This story has a serial killer kidnapping women and disposing of their bodies in the Alaskan wilderness. The serial killer is...
The Serial Killer’s Apprentice by Katherine Ramsland and Tracy Ullman
Katherine Ramsland and Tracy Ullman’s true crime book The Serial Killer’s Apprentice: The True Story of How Houston’s Deadliest Murderer Turned a Kid Into a Killing Machine is a deeply discomforting reading experience.
Double Feature: What Lies in Darkness and Honor the Dead
I grew up in one of the only towns with a drive-in movie theater. Skyview–which is still active (and killing it!)– featured two screens, so you had to pick which of the double features you preferred.
A Better World by Sarah Langan
A Better World by Sarah Langan is being marketed as “Shirley Jackson on mushrooms,” which is an extremely accurate description of this sinister dystopia.