Midnight Black by Mark Greaney: Review
I think it is completely possible to be addicted to a series and an author. Every time I see a new book on the publication release list by this author, I feel all tingly inside! […]
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Out in the Cold by Steve Urszenyi: Review
One of the things that I love about spy/espionage books is the authors make the plot literal to what’s happening in today’s political and international agenda. This particular story could be true if you read […]
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The Chaos Agent by Mark Greaney: Review
I cheered the day when I first cracked open a book by this author. I started the Gray Man series on book #6 Gunmetal Gray. I have been hooked from then on. Greaney captivates his […]
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Killers of a Certain Age by Deanna Raybourn: Review
I just love when there is a book that comes along that is so unique you want to tell everyone about it! This is one of those stories! Not what I was expecting but great […]
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Cold Fear by Brandon Webb; John David Mann: Review
Last summer we were treated to the introduction of a new series starring a disgraced SEAL. Steel Fear was a fabulous read and one I highly recommend checking out. This new publication I am reviewing […]
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The Handler by M.P. Woodward: Review
If there is one type of book I love to get into it is espionage. Known for the deep, twisted, tangled webs of mystery, suspense, and plot twists, you definitely need to focus and stay […]
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Sierra Six by Mark Greaney: Review
Sometimes there comes an author that has the most incredible talent for writing a story. Not just any story, but one that just gets better and better the more you dig into it. These types […]
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Dark Horse by Gregg Hurwitz: Review
I got into the Orphan X series a little bit late over the past couple of years. But that hasn’t stopped me from enjoying the heck out of this these books. The last book, Prodigal […]
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