A Shattered Lens is the second book in Layton Green's Detective Preach Everson series. It is a police procedural set in a small town in North Carolina. (You can read my review of book 1 - Written in Blood - here.)
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July 15, 2019
A Shattered Lens by Layton Green ~ a Review
by Donna Huber
A Shattered Lens is the second book in Layton Green's Detective Preach Everson series. It is a police procedural set in a small town in North Carolina. (You can read my review of book 1 - Written in Blood - here.)
A Shattered Lens is the second book in Layton Green's Detective Preach Everson series. It is a police procedural set in a small town in North Carolina. (You can read my review of book 1 - Written in Blood - here.)
July 14, 2019
Do You Suffer From Tsundoku?
by Susan Roberts
My problem is that I want to read every book that sounds interesting to me. I am in a dozen Facebook groups that talk about books and read many blogs a day about books. So here I am sitting in front of my computer:
My problem is that I want to read every book that sounds interesting to me. I am in a dozen Facebook groups that talk about books and read many blogs a day about books. So here I am sitting in front of my computer:
July 13, 2019
7 Books to Read This Summer
by Susan Roberts
Do you need a good book to throw into your beach bag when you go to relax at the pool or the lake? I have reviews of seven new books today that are perfect to read while you enjoy the hot summer sun. Do you have others to add to the list?
Do you need a good book to throw into your beach bag when you go to relax at the pool or the lake? I have reviews of seven new books today that are perfect to read while you enjoy the hot summer sun. Do you have others to add to the list?
July 12, 2019
Window on the Bay by Debbie Macomber ~ a Review
by Donna Huber
I first discovered Debbie Macomber when I picked up one of her Christmas books and loved it. I haven't missed her Christmas book since. However, I haven't really tried her other books so I thought I would give her new stand-alone novel Window on the Bay a chance.
I first discovered Debbie Macomber when I picked up one of her Christmas books and loved it. I haven't missed her Christmas book since. However, I haven't really tried her other books so I thought I would give her new stand-alone novel Window on the Bay a chance.
July 11, 2019
Thirteen Across by Dan Grant ~ a Review & Interview
by MK French
A train is derailed as FBI Special Agent Kate Morgan is on her way to a congressional hearing regarding her involvement in a prior case. Waiting for her is a briefcase and clues to a macabre crossword that was tattooed onto human skin. She is sent from one place to another throughout Washington, DC, and the clues on the skins as well as the locations point to illegal human research, the development of the perfect soldier, and the fact that those at the highest levels of office had been the ones calling the shots. She has her own part in the history of this killer, and she will have to not only figure out the clues before the midnight deadline but to save as many lives as she can.
A train is derailed as FBI Special Agent Kate Morgan is on her way to a congressional hearing regarding her involvement in a prior case. Waiting for her is a briefcase and clues to a macabre crossword that was tattooed onto human skin. She is sent from one place to another throughout Washington, DC, and the clues on the skins as well as the locations point to illegal human research, the development of the perfect soldier, and the fact that those at the highest levels of office had been the ones calling the shots. She has her own part in the history of this killer, and she will have to not only figure out the clues before the midnight deadline but to save as many lives as she can.
July 10, 2019
Doctor Sleep, aka I Miss the Overlook
by Alison DeLuca
The upcoming movie version of Doctor Sleep made me return to this novel. I bought it years ago, excited by a return to Danny Torrance and his Shining, now an adult. The cover was beautiful, the description compelling: Danny must save a 12-year-old girl from a tribe of murderous paranormals.
The upcoming movie version of Doctor Sleep made me return to this novel. I bought it years ago, excited by a return to Danny Torrance and his Shining, now an adult. The cover was beautiful, the description compelling: Danny must save a 12-year-old girl from a tribe of murderous paranormals.
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