Category: Book Reviews
Review: Bright and Deadly Things by Lexie Elliott
Review: Bright and Deadly Things, Lexie Elliott, Berkley – Oxford don Dr. Emily Rivers is recovering from the death of her husband Nick in a car accident. An invitation to stay at the Chalet des Anglais seems the perfect chance for Emily to pass through the grieving process.
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Review: Hotel Laguna by Nicola Harrison
Review: Hotel Laguna by Nicola Harrison, St Martin’s Press – Nicola Hansen’s historical fiction, “Hotel Laguna,” set in 1945, highlights the creation of the “Pageant of the Masters” in southern California where well-known artworks are recreated live, with people in costumes.
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Review: Side Effects of Wanting by Mary Salisbury
Side Effects of Wanting, Mary Salisbury, Main Street Rag Publishing – Mary Salisbury’s short stories focus on human frailties in such an intimate manner it is almost as if the reader is observing, perhaps through a peephole, into her characters’ consciousness.
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Review: Hollow Beasts by Alisa Lynn Valdez
Review: Hollow Beasts, Alisa Lynn Valdez, Thomas & Mercer – Like famed Rudolfo Anaya, author of Bless Me Ultima, known as the “godfather of Chicano literature,” and who also developed the “Sonny Baca mysteries,” Alisa Lynn Valdéz, recognized as “godmother of Chica Lit,” has debuted her first thriller in the series, Hollow Beasts.
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Review: Her Deadly Game by Robert Dugoni
Review: Her Deadly Game by Robert Dugoni, Thomas & Mercer – Keera Duggan is an ambitious lawyer who began building a solid reputation as a Seattle prosecutor until personal matters got in her way.
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Review: Deep as the Sky, Red as the Sea by Rita Chang-Eppig
Review: Deep As the Sky, Red as the Sea, Rita Chang-Eppig, Bloomsbury Publishing – Pirate Shek Yeung, a ruthless killer with no qualms about beheading anyone who challenges her authority, co-commands a fleet of 20,000 junks (three-mast sailboats) across the South China Sea.
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Review: The Forever Witness by Edward Humes
Review: The Forever Witness, Edward Humes, Random House – Would you allow law enforcement access to your DNA if it would bring a killer to justice? I
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Review: Nine Liars by Maureen Johnson
Review: Nine Liars, Maureen Johnson, Katherine Tegen Books – Stevie Bell’s suffering in her senior year at Ellingham Academy. Mysteries and murders are woefully thin on the ground. Boyfriend David is studying in London.
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Review: The House at the End of the World by Dean Koontz
Review: The House at the End of the World by Dean Koontz, Thomas & Mercer – Katie suffered the deepest tragedy anyone could imagine when her family was gunned down in an ice cream store by a trio of gang members.
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Review: This Bird Has Flown by Susanna Hoffs
This Bird Has Flown, Susanna Hoffs,, Little Brown & Co – A one-hit-wonder with a notorious music video discovers where she wants to take her talents and her love life
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