What do you do when you discover that there really is such a thing as a grim reaper? In particular, what do you do when this discovery is made because you were mistakenly taken before your time? If you are Ross you decide to work with the reapers to set things right and get the … Continue reading Killing The Reapers by Jeff Debing
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Pivot: Book one of the Jack Harper Trilogy by L. C. Barlow
Psychological horror at its best! I think that my skin is still crawling even after a shower. Nothing scares me more than egomaniacal narcissistic cult leaders that manipulate children, except maybe the other adults that help out. Barlow has written an absolutely horrifying novel about Jack Harper who was raised from the age of 7 … Continue reading Pivot: Book one of the Jack Harper Trilogy by L. C. Barlow
Humpty Bumpty by Sam Cheever
Aside from the fact that pieces of a dead body are found in a wood chipper and spread around the site, this is a really fun cozy mystery. It isn’t graphic, so the gore is short and simply stated, but none the less hard to get around. Joey, recently orphaned at the age of 24 … Continue reading Humpty Bumpty by Sam Cheever
The Ex by Margaret Ferguson
I was so excited to receive the second book in the Rogue Warrior series. I had waited patiently for this having enjoyed the first so much - rather like waiting for Grisham or Child to hurry up and write another. I am thrilled to point out that this was nothing short of 5 stars! Eddie … Continue reading The Ex by Margaret Ferguson
Too Close For Comfort by Adam Croft
Ds Wendy Knight has a very promising career that she has nurtured to the point of having almost nothing else in her life other than her drug-addicted brother, Michael, that she has pretty much given up on. She works closely with her boss DCI Culverhouse and the two pair up when 4 women are found … Continue reading Too Close For Comfort by Adam Croft
The Clay House by Vince Vogel
This is the second book in the Jack Sheridan series. I loved the first one, gave it 5 stars and could not wait to read the second one. I was not in any way disappointed. Vince Vogel is an exceptional author. This book keeps you on the edge of your seat. I read it in … Continue reading The Clay House by Vince Vogel
What Happened at the Lake by Phil M Williams
Alex decides it would be fun to go on a family vacation. Get the parents, siblings, grand-kids all together for a week on the lake, in a cabin that holds everyone, during summer with swimming, rope swings and boating. Sounds fun, except that his 16 year old daughter, Kristin, insists on bringing her boyfriend, who … Continue reading What Happened at the Lake by Phil M Williams
Past Tense by Lee Child
I love Jack Reacher. I think I am in awe of him. Everytime a new book comes out by Lee Child, I rush to get it. Some authors are just like that, but then when you finish the book (in one sitting because you can not put it down) you go into a kind of … Continue reading Past Tense by Lee Child
Time Bomb by Joelle Charbonneau
What an amazing book! Charbonneau has done a marvelous job of dealing with a currently very sensitive and timely subject - school violence. Her characters are well developed, the plot intense, and the setting - the average large high school - is very real. Each chapter focuses on the point of view of one of … Continue reading Time Bomb by Joelle Charbonneau
April’s Desire by A. E. Howe
A. E. Howe is writing a series of books, one for each month of the year. The series began with November’s Past, so this is the 6th in the series. The books follow Larry Macklin, a criminal investigator for the Sheriff’s Department in rural Florida . Larry’s boss, the sheriff, is also his father. I … Continue reading April’s Desire by A. E. Howe
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