Reviews + Articles
In True Face by Jonna Mendez
Jonna Mendez makes no secret that In True Face started as her memoir of her life and career, twenty-five years in the CIA. It was a friend who asked, but what was it like being a woman and rising to a leadership position in the CIA in those years. She credits her...
What Are You reading?
It's Thursday! Time to look back at the week, talk about the weather, what we've been doing, and what we've been reading. We had some glorious weather in the high 60s, followed by rain, and the temperatures are going to fall again. But, it is only March. I'm...
Kevin’s Corner Annex – Three-Inch Teeth by C.J. Box
Thanks to my sister and brother-in-law, I found quite a car dealership for regular maintenance of my CRV. My sister and I went yesterday before running other errands. Free popcorn. Fresh-baked cookies. Free beverages in all the machines. And, even the customers...
Murder at the College Library by Con Lehane
Con Lehane's amateur sleuth, Raymond Ambler, crime fiction curator at New York City's 42nd Street Library, steps out of his comfort zone in the latest in the series, Murder at the College Library. There's nothing gentle about academic politics, and when Ambler...
The Unquiet Bones by Loreth Anne White
Loreth Anne White combines the best of a cold case investigation with a suspense novel in The Unquiet Bones. And, after following the entire investigation carefully, the ending still came as a surprise. A good surprise with a satisfying ending. In April 2023, two...
Twice the Trouble by Ash Clifton
Despite my best intentions, I found myself rooting for PI Noland Twice to succeed in Ash Clifton's Twice the Trouble. The antihero is likable, although he doesn't mind getting his hands dirty in order to make money and handle a case for his client. He's an...