Lethal, by Sandra Brown
April 25, 2013
This was a pretty good mystery, and will keep you guessing right up to the very end. It makes sense, except for one secret that holds the key to the
The Drowned Cities, by Paolo Bacigalupi
March 28, 2013
Beauty and the beast gets a new spin. In this future America, scientists have been able to cross man with beast. But the beast is more like a super beast–huge,
The Accident: A Thriller, by Linwood Barclay
March 28, 2013
Remember the horrific crash that happened in New York in 2009? Mother killed with kids, high blood alcohol content. Weed in her system. Yet she was never seen by family
Empires of Sand, by David Ball
March 19, 2013
An epic story covering two generations and two continents. It starts in 1800’s France, with two young boys who narrowly escape death by a wild boar. A passing priest happens
Pathfinder, by Orson Scott Card
December 10, 2012
Science fiction bordering on fantasy. The concept is very unique, and is what makes the book such an interesting read. It’s about three characters who all have unique abilities–not as
Dying of the Light, by George R.R. Martin
November 27, 2012
Take Game of Thrones and move it to outer space, and you’ve got this novel. Not that Martin can only write one type of novel–it works very well, and Mr.
Agent to the Stars, by John Scalzi
November 10, 2012
A great mixture of comedy and syfy. An alien race wants to introduce themselves to the human race, but because they’re physically repulsive, they hire a Hollywood agent to ensure
The Litigators, by John Grisham
October 4, 2012
Remember the opening of the movie Falling Down, with Michael Douglas? That’s pretty much how this book starts out. Then after spending all day in a bar, our hero walks
Whiteout, by Ken Follet
October 4, 2012
Stupid rabbit. Yes, the little bunny causes all kinds of headaches for this thief with the perfect plan. He’s deep in gambling debt, and he’s offered a way out. All
Snow Angels, by James Thompson
October 4, 2012
This book has one of the most horrific murder scenes you’ll ever come across. But, of course, I can’t give you the details–just trust me. As in Lucifer’s Tears, this