Don’t tell my hardboiled friends, but I think I’m getting soft in my old age. No, really. It’s true. Because when I was reading HOW TO KILL FRIENDS AND IMPLICATE PEOPLE, the new crime novel by Jay Stringer, I was more invested in the budding romance between...
INVASIVE Chuck Wendig Harper Voyager August 16, 2016 What will spell the world’s doom? Will the future be evolution? Or ruination? Chuck Wendig's INVASIVE is set in the same world that he had previously established in ZER0ES. A world that has been shaken to its...
When I was in second grade, I had a teacher who used history class to teach us about Wisconsin. We spent the school year learning cool stuff about our state. We were lucky enough to have lots of field trips to all sorts of historical places and important Wisconsin...
You would be misinformed if I claimed to be an unbiased reader in reviewing Blake Crouch's DARK MATTER but I am a forever reader and for ABANDON was a first reader. So if nothing else, I know this man's word play, meter and voice. Only I don't. But I do. I circled...
TAG YOU'RE DEAD J.C. Lane Poisoned Pen Press July 5th, 2016 Tag You’re Dead By J.C. Lane, a pen name for Judy Clemens, is a riveting thriller. She takes the playground game and evolves it to fit into today’s technology-oriented society. Readers might relate to this...
THE BLACK WIDOW Daniel Silva July 12, 2016 Harper THE BLACK WIDOW by Daniel Silva, besides being an intoxicating thriller, is also a warning for Americans. While reading the book it appears that real life events mesh with fiction. The undercurrent of reality is...
