I love a really good mystery with a lot plot twists and turns along with a few quirky characters thrown into the mix. In John Verdon’s latest novel, Peter Pan Must Die, he delivers an intricate plot and flawed characters in spades. Continue reading “‘Peter Pan Must Die’ Is A Tightly Woven Murder Mystery [REVIEW]”
For the thousands of children in the world who grew up in a dysfunctional home, Liz Murray’s Breaking Night is an emotional tour de force. Continue reading “‘Breaking Night’ Shows The Resiliency Of The Human Spirit [VIDEO]”
In John Shiffman’s Operation Shakespeare: The True Story of an Elite International Sting, the Pulitzer Prize finalist explains how government agencies such as the FBI, Commerce and Homeland Security work together to combat the growing threat that arises when U.S. military technology is sold to Iran, Russia, China, and North Korea.
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Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child’s latest novel, The Lost Island, is a great suspense yarn with a fantastical element. Continue reading “Preston And Child’s “The Lost Island” Is An Action Packed Thriller With A Touch Of Fantasy [VIDEO]”
Most people are familiar with the events leading up to and during WWII. However, I didn’t realize to what extent women assisted in the war, particularly in regard to the Manhattan Project. “The Girls Of Atomic City” gives the reader a unique view inside the walls of “Reservation” at Oak Ridge, Tenn.
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