What at first blush appears to be a bucolic setting is soon discovered to be much less innocent than it …Read the Rest
Tag: Simon & Schuster
Three Stations by Martin Cruz Smith – review
Russia, and more specifically Moscow, is Arkady Renko’s home turf where, as a sometime senior investigator for important cases in …Read the Rest
Savages by Don Winslow – review
On one level, “Savages” is a pretty straightforward story about two guys who create a fabulous product and make a …Read the Rest
The Glass Rainbow by James Lee Burke – review
From the first page of his shattering new novel, James Lee Burke’s gorgeous prose enfolds the reader, who cannot help …Read the Rest
I, Sniper by Stephen Hunter – review
The reader of this novel, like the protagonist of the title, needs infinite patience to reach the end of this …Read the Rest
Rhino Ranch by Larry McMurtry – review
It’s been a long road, but all good things have to come to an end. So we are treated to …Read the Rest
Rain Gods by James Lee Burke – review
An enigmatic new protagonist is introduced in this novel of nearly epic proportions. Sheriff Hackberry Holland, cousin of Billy Bob …Read the Rest
Book Review: Roadside Crosses by Jeffery Deaver
Simon & Schuster June, 2009 ISBN: 978-1-4165-4999-4 Hardcover, 397 pp., $26.95 Logic and Intuition, one or the other, is how …Read the Rest
