Amos Decker, the main character in David Baldacci’s Memory Man, is intriguing and complex. This isn’t because he is an imposing figure, but because of his acute and fascinating mind. Continue reading “David Baldacci’s ‘Memory Man’ Explores Unfamiliar Territory”
When I first picked up Steve Berry’s novel The Patriot Threat, I was not prepared for either the taut intrigue or the spellbinding plot, which the author masterfully based on America’s historic records. However, I enjoyed the ride from start to finish! Continue reading “Steve Berry’s ‘The Patriot Threat’ Is Spellbinding”
Alex Kava’s new hero cranks up the heat in Breaking Creed, the first installment in a thrilling new series. Continue reading “Alex Kava’s ‘Breaking Creed’ Builds Relentless Suspense Until The Very Last Page”
How would you handle a love triangle that involved a half sibling? In Holly LeCraw’s latest novel, The Half Brother, she examines the multilayered emotions and undercurrents that bubble to the surface. Continue reading “Holly LeCraw’s ‘The Half Brother’ Is Flat And Unimaginative”
Greg Iles’ Natchez Burning is a deep, thought-provoking novel about what it was like to live in the South when the Double Eagles, a vicious KKK cell, were in power. Continue reading “Greg Iles’ ‘Natchez Burning’ Is A Powerful Novel Everyone Should Read”
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