Book Review Any time I pick up an Andrew Komarnyckyj book, I know it's going to be a thought-provoking ride. Blacktelligence Rules far succeeded my expectations and I had to binge the book because I could not put it down. What happens when you're a researcher and discover something the world doesn't want to know?… Continue reading Blacktelligence Rules by Andrew Komarnyckyj – Book Review
The Book Review Miranda Writes by Gail Ward Olmsted is a fast-paced, fun novel that brings a love of crime and justice into a dramatic world. Love The Rookie, FBI, Rookie Blue, Chicago PD, and those other fantastic television series you can find on one of your many streaming services? Miranda Writes gives the fun… Continue reading Miranda Writes by Gail Ward Olmsted – Book Review
The Book Review Mother of Valor is a page-turning thriller that tackles the Mother-Daughter relationship, all the while packing in suspense, betrayal, action, and a dash of romance. Gary Corbin is one of my favourite authors. That is no understatement, as I pretty much rush like a shopper on Black Friday to pick up any… Continue reading Mother of Valor by Gary Corbin – A Book Review
To say The Night Shift by Alex Finlay is good would be an understatement. This thrilling read has all the nostalgia with nights at Blockbuster and angsty teenagers. Then, you throw in the murder spree, the mystery and "who dun it?", the multiple points of view, and the twist ending I didn't see coming… It's… Continue reading The Night Shift by Alex Finlay – Book Review
Greenwich Park by Katherine Faulkner was a delightfully binge-worthy book that I couldn't get my hands off of. I managed to binge-read this book in three nights. I had to put it down, but I really didn't want to. I love a great thriller read with leading women, especially when it makes you question what… Continue reading #BookReview Greenwich Park by Katherine Faulkner
Combustible Punch is a thriller by Paul Michael Peters that opens up with one wow-ing chapter. When you open up to a woman introducing herself as a serial killer after a romp with our main character in a hotel, it is quite jarring and intriguing. I haven't found many first chapters that have me raising… Continue reading #BookReview Combustible Punch by Paul Michael Peters
A Better Part of Valor is an epic finale to one great mystery and thrill-filled book! I've been a fan of Gary Corbin for quite a while. His books just read the right way for me, and I've been vining along with every new release ever since. When you find those authors, you cling to… Continue reading #BookReview A Better Part of Valor by Gary Corbin
A while back, The Lion's Den seemed to be advertised EVERYWHERE. Maybe it was just me and my book reading habit that the ads picked up on, but I kept seeing it over and over. I really wanted to take a dip into the waters of this book, but I kept putting it off. The… Continue reading #BookReview The Lion’s Den by Katherine St. John
Khaled Talib has crafted another magnificent thriller, called Spirals, to keep you on the edge of your seats. In Spiral, Laurence Turner is apart of many tragic, surprise events that just keep coming his way. He's been around enough dead people to make it suspicious. Honestly, it's amazing this guy hasn't been labelled suspicious before!… Continue reading #BookReview Spiral by Khaled Talib
The Extra Cadaver Murder by Roy Innes is honestly one of my new fave mystery books! Canadian book? Check! Murder mystery? Check! Female lead who is realistic? Check! What more can a Canadian book lover, like myself, ask for?! Roy Innes has crafted one amazing book that had me hooked to every word. I almost… Continue reading #BookReview The Extra Cadaver Murder by Roy Innes
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