After a reunion of sorts at one of the survivor's funeral, the last four people left alive in a cult's aftermath ponder the 15-year anniversary. All have been dealing with the post-traumatic stress of their experiences in direct ways. Deacon is developing a concept album with his punk band. Beth is a psychologist who is... Continue Reading →
False Horizon – A Seth Walker Novel – by Joseph Reid
Joseph Reid's second Seth Walker novel is a heart-pumping thriller filled with shootouts, close-quarters fighting, and aerial attacks. When a plane goes down in West Virginia, Seth is sent to investigate. Two flights, a helicopter ride from the local FBI agent, and car ride from the county sheriff take him to the site of a... Continue Reading →
The Scholar by Dervla McTiernan
I saw this book up for review and had always wanted to read McTiernan's first book, The Ruin. Three days ago I picked up The Ruin and I finished The Scholar tonight. Back-to-back awesomeness! If you are looking for a new thriller/police procedural, look no further! Cormac has had another year of cold cases and... Continue Reading →
The Night Window – Jane Hawk #5 by Dean Koontz
Jane Hawk has fallen into traps and escaped. She has been separated from the ones she loves. And she has discovered the true meaning of an ally. One who she can trust with her son's life, and one who will stand next to her in the battle to take down the Techno Arcadians. Their nuero-web... Continue Reading →
Origin by Dan Brown (Mini Review)
Faith vs Science. A relatively common conflict in literature, and becoming increasingly so in media. What mysteries of the universe can science explain? And what questions can faith and religion answer? These conflicts form the basis for Brown's newest book in his Langdon series, Origin. Robert Langdon is invited to an event at the Guggenheim... Continue Reading →