Elvis & Joe in Audiobook: TAKEN
Awhile back, the thirteenth book in the Elvis Cole and Joe Pike novels by Robert Crais inspired a series at my old blog. It examined each…
Read articleThe Langoliers Audiobook Review
I, and some of my friends, love to read a mystery. What’s not to like? The fiction, one many credit to Edgar Allan Poe, offers a…
Read articleThe Stand Audiobook Review
There was a time, decades ago, I read every single Stephen King book being published. Nowadays, I pick and choose between the more recent stuff of…
Read articleThe Garner Files: A Memoir Audiobook Review
mem•oir |ˈmemˌwär; -ˌwôr| noun a historical account or biography written from personal knowledge or special sources. Confession time (yet, again). Though I’ve pored over a number of…
Read articleWhen The Last Man on Earth Wasn’t Alone
As the month of October counts down to its end, and landing on the favored holiday of Halloween, my good blogging colleague Ed Copeland has graciously…
Read articleWhirlwind, an Appreciative Audiobook Review
“A man who tries to carry a cat home by its tail will learn a lesson that can be learned in no other way.” ~ Mark…
Read articleTime to Plug ‘Plugged’
While I’m jetting my way toward St. Louis, MO, and my first Bouchercon, I thought I’d offer the following review since the book made an impression.…
Read articleElvis & Joe in Audiobook: The Sentry
Awhile back, the thirteenth book in the Elvis Cole and Joe Pike novels by Robert Crais inspired a series at my old blog. It examined each…
Read articleThe Gentlemen’s Hour Audiobook Review
Last week, author Don Winslow‘s long delayed sequel to his “epic, macking” novel of 2008, The Dawn Patrol, rolled onto U.S. shores. A few of us couldn’t…
Read articleReprise: The Power of the Dog – Winslow’s Opus
At one time, I read my share of historical novels. I’m thinking it’s a phase for many readers, but don’t quote me on that. James Clavell’s…
Read articleReprise: Thomas Perry’s STRIP
A year ago, if you had asked me if I’d heard of author Thomas Perry, I would have told you yes. If you had asked me…
Read articleReprise – One of a Kind: Charlie Huston and The Mystic Arts of Erasing All Signs of Death
Author Charlie Huston doesn’t seem capable of writing quiet or cautious fiction. Surprising would be the word I’d use when it comes to experiencing or explaining…
Read articleAudiobook Mid-Week Meme
Since June is Audiobook Month, Jen of the wonderful Devourer of Books blog has put together an appropriate short meme for this event and audiobook fans. Below…
Read articleReprise: Grand It Is, Too
There is a prime reason I made it a point to read The Drowning Machine book blog when I started web logging myself. It all came down…
Read articleElvis & Joe in Audiobook: The First Rule
Last year’s release of the 13th book in the Elvis Cole and Joe Pike novels by Robert Crais inspired a series at my old blog. It examined each…
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