Book

Dead Wrong

Submitted on 22 July 2014

DEAD WRONG:... Read more

Weirdo Calhoun and The Odd Men Out

Submitted on 25 May 2014

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. ... Read more

The Medici Boy

Submitted on 30 April 2014

“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

Grim

Submitted on 13 February 2014

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

Aimée Carter: Pawn (The Blackcoat Rebellion)

Submitted on 17 October 2013

The Lost Girls of Rome

Submitted on 06 October 2013

“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