Chris Culver’s By Any Means was a book that I found myself unable to turn away from. It had all of the great elements that I love in a detective story as well as an anti-hero story. You find yourself both hating and loving both the villain and the hero in turn.
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“The Medici Boy” is a book written by John L’Heureux and set in Italy during the Renaissance time period or the early 15th century. John is a credited author that was once a priest until 1971 and a professor at Georgetown University.... Read more
Out later this month from publisher Harlequin Teen, Grim puts a dark and twisted spin on a number of classic fairy tales spanning the globe. A vast array of some of the most talented young adult authors put their unique stamp on these once innocent stories.... Read more
“The lost girls of Rome” is a novel written by Donato Carrisi, who is best known for being a TV writer, but he has already written one novel and studied law and criminology. In this novel, there are two main plot lines involving Sandra, a forensic analyst, and Marcus, a private investigator.... Read more
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