Category: Fiction

Better the Blood by Michael Bennett

The qualities of a great mystery thriller include a sense of place, a human hero, and a page-turning pace. Readers will find all three in Better the Blood, a spectacular, tension-filled...

Beloved by Toni Morrison

“Something that is loved is never lost.”                ― Toni Morrison, Beloved In observation of Banned Books Week 2023, I decided to treat myself and reread Beloved by my favorite author, Toni...

The Life of Crime by Martin Edwards

I love mysteries and crime fiction. I love reading them and reading about them. In this book, “Martin Edwards has drawn on his experience as an award-winning novelist to capture the...

The Grammarians by Cathleen Shine

Twin, n. A couple; a pair; twoTwin, v.t. & i. To part, sever, sunder; deprive (of) —Webster’s New International Dictionary of the English Language, Second Edition[Kindle: Location 17 of 3389] As...

Lost Son by Brett Forrest

Lost Son is a nonfiction investigative mystery/thriller in which national security reporter Brett Forrest describes his efforts to find out what happened to a young man named Billy Reilly who was...

The Tiffany Girls by Shelley Noble

There sure are a plethora of books published on this topic including “The ‘Lost’ Treasures of Louis Comfort Tiffany,” “Clara and Mr. Tiffany: A Novel,” “Noon at Tiffany’s: An Historical, Biographical...

Every Man a King by Walter Mosley

Every Man a King is the title of a radio address delivered in 1934 by Senator Huey Long of Louisiana. In the speech, Senator Long railed against the concentration of wealth...

The Snow Hare by Paula Lichtarowicz

Most of the novels I’ve read set just before, during, and/or after World War II, involve events taking place in Great Britain or Germany, so The Snow Hare, a brutal but...