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THE GLASS THIEF – Gigi Pandian
Jaya Jones is back in action, and I couldn’t be happier! Even a well-known history professor and adventurer such as Jaya Jones has her own heroes, and one of Jaya’s is author Rick Coronado, whose tales of adventurer Gabriella Glass were inspirational to Ms. Jones. Coronado hasn’t written a book in seven years and… Continue reading
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LIKE TO DIE – David Housewright
If you like hard-boiled detective fiction…. If you like the Spenser books of Robert B. Parker…. If you like good mysteries…. If you like good, solid storytelling…. Then you really should read David Housewright’s Like To Die. Rushmore “Mac” McKenzie is a former St. Paul police detective who retired early after collecting the reward money… Continue reading
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THE PARISIANS – Marius Gabriel
The Parisians by Marius Gabriel is one of those books that really took me by surprise. Taking advantage of the Kindle Unlimited program, I often look for books that I am not sure if I would enjoy or not, but for one reason or another catch my eye. With the Kindle Unlimited program I feel… Continue reading
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FOUNDRYSIDE – Robert Jackson Bennett
Anyone who wants to write fantasy really should read this book. Study this book. This is how you capture a reader’s attention, and hold on to it by building a dynamic story. Sancia Grado is a young, tough, very talented thief. She is on a job to steal a scribed device. ‘Scribing’ is a cross… Continue reading
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MISS ICELAND – Auður Ava Ólafsdóttir
So many of the books I have read lately have been written in a best-seller style … written with the intention of capturing attention and holding on to the reader with lots of exciting action and intrigue. And by reading so much of this, I gotten into a bit of a flow – a reading… Continue reading
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ATLANTA BURNS – Chuck Wendig
Chuck Wendig is not a subtle writer. But he is a very good one. Atlanta Burns is one of the most exciting YA mystery/thrillers I’ve read. Atlanta Burns is a scrappy teen. Tough by necessity and wise beyond her teen years, Atlanta just wants to get through each day without being bothered. And most everyone… Continue reading
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THE FIFTY-YEAR MISSION – Edward Gross & Mark A. Altman
STAR TREK WEEK Edward Gross and Mark Altman’s The Fifty-Year Mission is a really great look at the history of Star Trek, but not just as one person’s research or recollection, but from the memories and thoughts of hundreds of people who had a part in Star Trek (or were heavily influenced by Star Trek).… Continue reading
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US AGAINST YOU – Fredrik Backman
If I had to pick one author who’s made the most significant impact in literature in the past decade, I wouldn’t have to think too hard because I think Fredrik Backman has taken the lit world by storm and hasn’t let go yet. Us Against You is Backman’s second book in his Beartown series. In… Continue reading
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TREASURE ISLAND – Robert Louis Stevenson
Although I’m not lacking for reading material I decided that it’s important to read some of the ‘classics’ of literature to see how they stack up for the modern reader. Much of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island has become standard pirate lore in modern media. They way we think of a pirate – how they… Continue reading
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TOMBSTONE – Tom Clavin
Tombstone, the city, holds a bit of magical appeal to me. I find that I am enjoying reading history books more and more (perhaps because I’ve got more of it myself?) and I absolutely love the American Southwest for its landscape and history and few cities in this region have more history that Tombstone, Arizona.… Continue reading
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THE FUGITIVE AND THE VANISHING MAN – Rod Duncan
***WARNING — POSSIBLE SPOILERS AHEAD! READ AT YOUR OWN RISK*** Oh, wow. Rod Duncan wraps up the Elizabeth Barnabus series with a tale that is wild, tight, beautiful, and heart-wrenching in so many different ways. Elizabeth Barnabus, who, despite being an enemy of the Gas-Light Empire, is a strong supporter of the peace and stability… Continue reading
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THE BODY LIBRARY – Jeff Noon
First we had Franz Kafka, writing early in the 20th century, then we had Philip K. Dick and Harlan Ellison some fifty years later keeping readers on edge and on their toes with fiction that shattered our perception of reality. And now we have Jeff Noon. John Nyquist has a mystery to solve. He wakes… Continue reading
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