Review of The Last Lie by Stephen White

I was truly surprised at all the luke warm reviews the latest Alan Gregory novel, The Last Lie,received. While it wasn’t up to the standards of some of his previous works, I would not have called it ponderous or boring. I would put it more along the lines of one of the transitional types of [...]

Review of The Passage by Justin Cronin

I’m not really sure I knew what I expected when I picked up Justin Cronin’s The Passage. I’ve read a lot of vampire fiction in my life. Some of it good, some of it bad, some of it downright awful. I think many people will agree with me when I say this book is in [...]

Review of Demon Hunts by C.E. Murphy

In the fifth installment of the Walker Papers, Demon Hunts,shaman Joanne Walker and her partner Billy Holliday are searching for a cannibalistic killer who is probably supernatural in nature. Why would they think that? The lack of blood or footprints where the bodies are found. Problem is, Joanne can’t find any evidence at all about [...]

Review of Fever Dream by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child are among our favorite authors between me, Roger and my Mom. All of their books have made their way between the three of us. Fever Dreamwill be no exception. Our favorite character, FBI Special Agent Pendergast, is back, along with NYPD Police Lt. Vincent D’Agosta and his girlfriend Captain Laura [...]

Review of Impact by Douglas Preston

Blasphemy’sex-CIA agent Wyman Ford is back in Impact,Douglas Preston’s newest thriller. Sent on a secret mission to Cambodia looking for a mine that contains radioactive gemstones, he discovers that the stakes are much higher than he’s been led to believe. Somehow, this mine is related to a meteor impact site in coastal Maine and not [...]