Not too long ago I reviewed the first book, Game, in this Game Trilogy series.  It was a wild ride.  In my review, I asked for a better connection to the story with Rebecca Normén.  We do get a better story with Rebecca, and her involvement with those in the ‘Game’ is stronger, but the… Continue reading

**WARNING: POTENTIAL SPOILERS IN THIS REVIEW** If what makes a great thriller the sense that someone is always watching you, that every choice you make, every thing that you will do, will be shut down by someone and there’s nothing you can do about it — then this is a great thriller. Stalk Me starts… Continue reading

Maier is a German reporter/detective.  He is asked by Julie Rendel to investigate a twenty-five year old murder of her father who was killed at a CIA airbase in Laos.  His journey takes a series of unexpected twists and turns, starting when his client is kidnapped. This novel is rich with realistic characters, settings so… Continue reading

The Scandinavians seem to have a lock on the mystery/thriller genre, and Game by Anders de la Motte will only add to that reputation. In Game, Henrik Petterson (HP) finds an unusual cell phone on a commuter train.  He picks it up and begins to get text messages, targeted specifically for him.  The texts invite… Continue reading

If the film rights are still available to this legal thriller then let the bidding wars begin — this is bound to be a sure-fire hit! Robert Bailey has written an exciting, action-packed, feel-good novel centered around lawyers, law, and the legal system. WARNING:  POTENTIAL SPOILERS AHEAD — READ AT YOUR OWN RISK! “The Professor,”… Continue reading