Mystery and Thrillers

Book reviews on mystery or thriller books.

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    A Journey To Die For

    The most recent in Radine Trees Nehring's "To Die For" series.

    "The Friday Night Club" by author Jacob Nelson Lurie is a coming of age story for adults in the spirit of "Stand By Me." Davis Robertson is in mid panic attack. His fiancée is walking down the aisle, the love of his life is sitting with the guests, he's sure an attack by vengeful strippers is a gun-wielding tow-truck driver who wants to kill him. He wants to run, but doesn t know how or where. He feels he is without a role model; his generation is without guidance. His whole life, Davis believes he has battled a culture war in which the stoic, macho image of the traditional male has struggled for control with the metrosexual, sensitive-new-age-guy. And now that he is about to take his wedding vows, both parts of himself are cowering in fear.

    Hungry Spirits by Alice Duncan

    An entertaining mystery set in 1921.

    Hungry Spirits by Alice Duncan

    An entertaining mystery set in 1921.

    Identity Crisis by Debbi Mack

    An action packed novel introducing female attorney Sam McRae.

    Off to a running start

    review of Dead Air

    "Black Road 2012" by author Jeffrey A. Friedberg is a paranormal thriller structured around the ancient Mayan Doomsday prophecy-said to fulfill itself on December 21, 2012, at 11:11 AM, when the sun will align with the center of the galactic core, the current world Age will end, and a New World Age will begin with flood, famine, and the end of God. Sited in eerie New Mexico, "Black Road 2012" features singular Native Americans, mythology, and philosophy. It also presents stirring adventure, a love story, and draws the dark curtain of history, revealing shadow governments, lost ancient science, a sinister mystic relic and more.

    Detective John Santana, introduced in Valen's novel "White Tombs", is back with another exciting investigation.

    An exciting group of short stories with a holiday theme. Proceeds of the book will benefit Toys for Tots.

    "The Dawn of Saudi" by Homa Pourasgari is about three people whose lives intertwine in a tale that depicts the oppression of women and the human rights abuse under the pretext of religion. Dawn Parnell made the mistake of marrying a Saudi; Sahar Al-Hijazi is forced to marry a man she doesn t love; Jason Crawford has business ties to the Al-Hijazi family. As the lives of these three people cross paths, the story takes the reader on a dangerous journey from Saudi Arabia where women are considered the property of a man, to United States where women are independent.

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