Book Review: A COMMON EVIL by Billy Ray Chitwood
Not only do I write mysteries but I love reading them, too, especially the ones that take me to new places. This week’s book review is of A COMMON EVIL GO → The post Book Review: A COMMON EVIL by Billy...
View ArticleBook Review: The Coroner’s Lunch by Colin Cotterill
Not only do I write a mystery series, but I read them, too. My favorite mysteries are the ones that take me to new places. This week’s book review is GO → The post Book Review: The Coroner’s Lunch by...
View ArticleBook Review: Hotel Pastis by Peter Mayle
Up for a trip to southern France, where mirth, mayhem, and Champagne rule? C’est vraiment drole! Translation: keep reading. I not only write mysteries but I love reading them, too. GO → The post Book...
View ArticleBook Review: The Witch of Napoli
The Witch of Napoli by Michael Schmicker is an unexpected trip to 1890’s Italy, when Garibaldi’s unification of the country was still tenuous and Italy’s city-states retained their strong regional GO →...
View ArticleBook Review: Top Secret Twenty One
The Stephanie Plum books are like Pringle’s potato chips—I can’t eat just one despite the fact I know they’ll be full of empty calories. Maybe it’s the salt. Whatever. Pass GO → The post Book Review:...
View ArticleBook Review: Smokescreen, a thriller
Smokescreen by Khaled Talib is a thriller for today’s audience. It’s got a politically driven plot based on current events, an everyman hero, and enough double-dealing and deranged killers to GO → The...
View ArticleBook Review: The Orphan Uprising
The Orphan Uprising is the riveting last book in the Orphan Trilogy by the father-and-son writing duo of Lance and James Morcan from New Zealand. I hear they are making GO → The post Book Review: The...
View ArticleBook Review: Devoted to Death by Andrew Chesnut
If you want to understand Mexican culture, DEVOTED TO DEATH must be in your personal library. It is a detailed examination of Santa Muerte, Mexico’s most famous folk saint. Santa GO → The post Book...
View ArticleBook Review: The Ragman Murders
Based on a true family story, THE RAGMAN MURDERS is clearly a labor of love. The novel tells the story of two immigrant families, the Amatos and the Tassones, and GO → The post Book Review: The Ragman...
View ArticleBook Review: Bangkok Rules
Carl Engel is hardly the typical hero of a mystery series but he’s the main character in BANGKOK RULES by Harlan Wolff. The mostly drunk Brit has been in Bangkok GO → The post Book Review: Bangkok...
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