Review of THE DARK NET BY BENJAMIN PERCY

THE DARK NET Benjamin Percy August, 2017 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt   Change or die. Everything gets updated. We don’t do it that way anymore. We’ve all heard this before. Who remembers phone numbers anymore? Not me. They’re all in my phone. Remember calling a...

MEDDLING KIDS by Edgar Cantero

MEDDLING KIDS Edgar Cantero July 2017 Doubleday Honestly, Cantero had me at “Meddling Kids.” As a child who grew up on Scooby Doo (I used to measure units of time in Scooby Doo episodes, according to my parents.) I was both excited and leery that this book may or may...

Review of Kathy Reich's TWO NIGHTS

TWO NIGHTS Kathy Reichs Bantam Pub July 11th, 2017 TWO NIGHTS has writer Kathy Reichs venturing into new territory. This novel’s plot line and characters do not delve into forensic anthropology as with the Temperance Brennan series, the basis for the hit TV...

Review of Jeff Abbott's BLAME

BLAME Jeff Abbott Grand Central Publishing July 18th, 2017 BLAME by Jeff Abbott is a psychological thriller. The good news for fans is that he writes the plot with the same intensity as the Sam Capra novels. This stand-alone explores in a gripping fashion the “what if...

Review of MatchUp

MATCHUP Edited by Lee Child with 22 bestselling thriller authors June 13th, 2017 Simon & Schuster   MATCHUP edited by Lee Child is the sequel to the first anthology, FaceOff, published three years ago. In both cases twenty-two bestselling authors collaborated...