Gnosis by Rick Hall #bookreview #newrelease
Gnosis by Rick Hall
Genre: Psychic urban […]
May 2019
April 2019
The Fourth Courier, by Timothy Jay Smith #review
The Fourth Courier by Timothy Jay Smith
crime thriller
Summary:
Poland, 1992. The victims have all been alike: young males, shot execution-style with a rare police-issued weapon, and slashed on the cheek–and one has traces of radium on […]
5 Spy Novels You’ll Love #minireviews
5 Spy novels you’ll love*
(*At least I hope you’ll love these spy novels.)
I’m a bit late reading spy thrillers. They were never my thing back in the […]
The Kill List, by Frederick Forsythe #review
The Kill List, by Frederick Forsythe
spy thriller
Summary:
A terrorist known only as The Preacher radicalizes young Muslims, urging them to commit assassinations. After several high-profile deaths, the U.S. government places The Preacher […]
March 2019
The Pyongyang Option by A. C. Frieden, #review
The Pyongyang Option, by A. C. Frieden
spy/thriller
Summary:
Jonathan Brooks is a lawyer down on his luck. Hurricane Katrina (and the subsequent looting) has devastated his legal practice and his only option for work is to represent […]
IQ, by Joe Ide, book review
IQ, by Joe Ide
Genre: amateur Private Investigator mystery
Calling Isaiah Quintabe an “amateur P.I.” is a bit […]
January 2019
Beneath the Darkest Sky, by Jason Overstreet
Review of Jason Overstreet's historical thriller Beneath the Darkest Sky. There's a lot of info-dumping and an ineffective dual timeline. However, Overstreet's story about an African-American man in a Soviet gulag accurately portrays the time period and brutality of the 1930s Stalinist regime.