Lone Wolf: An F.B.I. K-9 Novel #1 by Sara Driscoll Published in August 2017 by Kensington Books Reviewed by Kirsche Romo In the first of her FBI K-9 novel series, Sara Driscoll takes us into the world of the FBI’s Forensic K-9 unit. The
HAP AND LEONARD: BLOOD AND LEMONADE by Joe R. Lansdale Published in March 2017 by Tachyon Publishing Reviewed by David Eric Tomlinson The swampy bottom-lands of East Texas are the setting for Joe R. Lansdale’s most recent installment in the Hap and
WE ARE ALL SHIPWRECKS By Kelly Grey Carlisle Published in September 2017 by Sourcebooks Reviewed by Jordan Smith Kelly Grey Carlisle’s poignant, heartrending book is a must-read for anyone who enjoys memoirs or who hopes to write a successful one themselves. When
WAIT TILL YOU SEE ME DANCE By Deb Olin Unferth Published in March 2017 by Graywolf Press Reviewed by Mary Pritchard Do you have ten minutes to read a story? Perhaps five? Or even two? If you think you can carve out
THE ROAD TO JONESTOWN By Jeff Guin Published in April 2017 by Simon & Schuster Reviewed by Amanda Moore In The Road to Jonestown: Jim Jones and Peoples Temple, Jeff Guin tells the story of the rise and fall of Jim Jones and the
“You’ll find yourself having to remember to breathe.” -Reviewer Tony Burnett on Amy Gentry’s Good as Gone GOOD AS GONE by Amy Gentry Published in 2016 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt reviewed by Tony Burnett Eight years after Julie was silently abducted from the bedroom next to her young sister while her
THE MEMORY OF US by Camille Di Maio Published in 2016 by Lake Union Publishing reviewed by Kirsche Romo In her novel The Memory of Us, Camille Di Maio carries us away in the love of a lifetime, forbidden by circumstance and overwhelming obstacles. Julianne Westcott’s life is perfect. The daughter of
“I once rode shotgun in a car for three hours with a coral snake in a five-pound coffee can between my feet. Last year I rode shotgun in a car for a few miles with a rattlesnake in a salad container in my lap. In between, I wrote nine novels,
SHADOW OF THE HARE: Recall Chronicles Vol. II by Donna Dechen Birdwell Published in 2016 by Wide World Home reviewed by Tony Burnett Barring any Armageddon-like occurrence, extrapolate, if you will, 150 years into the future. If you are like Donna Dechen Birdwell, a seasoned anthropologist and social scientist, you will
WORK LIKE ANY OTHER by Virginia Reeves Published in 2016 by Simon & Schuster reviewed by Tony Burnett Author Virginia Reeves appeared last week at the New Fiction Confab in Austin on April 23, 2016, along with Kaitlyn Greenidge (We Love You, Charlie Freeman), Karan Mahajan (The Association of Small Bombs), Karen Olsson
