
Frank had it all figured out: a few under-the-the table money transfers, a new identity, and a plan to live out his retirement years a self-made man. He would have succeeded too, if it weren’t for an untimely surprise. Instead, he wakes up in a hospital to find that a couple of his coworkers have…
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Title: Fantastic mixture of action and politics.
As a daughter, when your father allows you a glimpse into his past, telling stories which help you understand the man he has become it’s an honour. So, when Bobby Valentine visits his daughter Lynn she cannot resist…
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The Bat by Jo Nesbo an outstanding crime thriller. Now available in the U.S. for first time. Highly recommended. http://billsmedia.blogspot.com
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The highly recommended action packed sequel.
When Robert ‘Bobby’ Valentine’s daughter Lynn asks him for more stories about The Starlight Club, how can he…
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Lucia is a voluptuous beauty, so who could imagine she would fall for Happy Jack, a middle-aged gambler and racketeer, with a wife and children? But fall she does, into a relationship going nowhere. After 20 years, his wife has died, and Jack is free to marry again.…
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Published June 2010 by St. Martin's Press
309 pages
ISBN 9780312383305
Rating - 4 Really liked this one
Read this in approximately 24 hours and really enjoyed it. The last couple of installments in this series seemed to be…
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Simon and Schuster July 2010
978-1-4391-2829-9
From my personal library
Rating: 5 of 5 - sheer perfection
Have you ever smelled the magnolias, tasted the gumbo, seen the Spanish moss strung like Christmas garlands in the live oaks, heard the rain play on a tin…
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978-1-60819-322-6
Submitted by Bloomsbury
Rating: 4
This book makes me want to go back to school.
Jackson Carter is an anthropology professor at Thomas Ford University in Illinois. He has returned from Africa and written a book…
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By James Lee Burke
Simon and Schuster 463 pgs
978-1-4516-4311-4
Rating - Read This!
James Lee Burke is one of my top five authors. By my best accounting he has written 31 books. He is probably best known for the Dave Robicheaux novels that follow the life and times of a deputy sheriff in New…
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A Virgil Flowers Novel
By John Sandford
Putnam 388 pgs
978-0-399-15769-1
Rating: Read This Book!
Virgil Flowers is back, our favorite shitkicker detective. This is the OK Corral: not only is he after the bad guys but he's cleaning up the town while he's at it.
Our story begins when a bomb explodes in a Michigan high rise housing the corporate headquarters of PyeMart, a builder of some sort of upscale Walmart things. Three weeks later…
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A Vanessa Michael Munroe Novel
By Taylor Stevens
Crown Publishers, 331 pgs
978-0-307-71712-2
Rating: 2.5
Vanessa Michael Munroe is back in the follow-up to her debut performance in The Informationist, which I reviewed in December of last year. The mission she is hired for this time is to rescue a child from a cult and return her to her parents. Michael, as she is known, travels to Argentina, last known location for the girl, and sets about…
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By Steve Sherwood
Texas Review Press, 214 pgs
1-881515-68-0
Rating: 3.75
Hardwater has so much going on it can be difficult to keep track. In this case, that's not a bad thing. Peter Hoback is a newspaper editor in Hardwater, Wyoming, a small town that has seen better times, before the uranium mines closed. Pete fled Denver for Hardwater with his son Bart following the violent death of his wife at the hands of a psychopath. And wouldn't you know…
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The Rosebush Murders by Ruth Shidlo – Book Review
The Thorny World Of Humanity
Danielle Hall is found dead in the peaceful grounds of an inner city park in Jerusalem. She had been shot in the back of the head. Investigation soon reveals that Danielle was a psychologist. Could it be that a client has lost their cool? Danielle was married to Mira Morenica and they have a daughter Shelia. How will the family cope with this sudden…
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It’s crazy the things family’s get into, even a nice non-dysfunctional crime family. Sometimes legacies can be more then we bargain for. A work of flash fiction.
How to Purchase Independence Day:
Independence Day is…
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Breaking up is hard to do. So why not get someone else to do it for you? Better still, why not capitalize on romantic failure and turn it into a profitable business?
That’s the plan Aaron Felting and Dana Larson hatch over tea and cookies after meeting in San Francisco’s…
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Welcome to Clover, Kansas, a small town sitting in the middle of America’s Heartland. It’s a peaceful community, until the night that high school student Jeremy Rogers accepts an invitation to party with the “cool” older kids. After things go irreparably wrong, and Clover is thrust…
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