The Hellfire Legacy: The Call by Leigh Barker

The Hellfire Legacy: The Call

 

By Leigh Barker

My Rating



date         September 30, 2016

format     Kindle Version



review

Looking for a quick read and a good thriller? Then, The Hellfire Legacy: The Call by Leigh Barker may be just the book for you. This short story is full of action and adventure with excitement around every corner.

The author did a good job of develop a story that is fast pace and easy to read. What it lacks in depth it makes up in intrigue. I enjoy this quick escape and found it easy to get into.

I recommend The Call for all readers who like a short easy to read adventure novel.

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Scar Tissue by M C Domovitch

Scar Tissue

 

By M C Domovitch

My Rating



date         June 2, 2016

format     Kindle Version


review

Do you like a good murder mystery with a little psychosis mixed in? If you do then Scar Tissue by M C Domovitch is a book for you. It is a quick read which will leave you out of breath.

The author did a good job of developing a tale that is fast paced and full of action. His writing style left me guessing as to who done it until the very end. I liked getting caught up into the story.

The characters developed by M C Domovitch where well developed and easy to follow. They had depth and were very believable.

I liked Scar Tissue by M C Domovitch and recommend this book to all readers.

 

 

[Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.]



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Deadly Catch by E. Michael Helms

Deadly Catch

 

By E. Michael Helms


My Rating



date         January 6, 2015

format     Kindle Version


review  
 

Looking for a great mystery/thriller to read? Then look no further because Deadly Catch by E. Michael Helms is the book for you. This who done it mystery will grab you by the seat of your pants and keep you glued to its pages.

I really like the way the author developed the storyline.  It was both believable and real to life. Just when you thought you knew what was going on the author would throw another plot twist and you hardly had time to catch your breath. I really liked getting involved in the story.

E. Michael Helms did an excellent job of developing his characters. He provide just enough background to make them real, just like people you may know. The lead characters had depth and a likeability that made them easy to identify with and follow.

I really liked Deadly Catch by E. Michael Helms and I highly recommend this book to all readers.

 

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Pigeon River Blues by Wayne Zurl

Pigeon River Blues

 

By Wayne Zurl


My Rating

status	October 2, 2014
format	.pdf Version
review	Pigeon River Blues by Wayne Zurl is a fast paced, intrigue filled detective mystery that will keep you on the edge of your seat. I enjoyed the way the author developed his storyline and the background information. This made the story easy to follow and relate too. The author's story telling style made the tale flow and it never bogs down. I found it easy to get into the story and hard to put it down. Wayne Zurl did an excellent job of developing characters that were both believable and real. This made it easy to get into the story and follow each character. I liked Pigeon River Blues and recommend this book to all readers.   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.] Click Here to order your copy of Pigeon River Blues from amazon.com

The Rise of the Guardian by Jennifer Ogden

The Rise of the Guardian: Book 2 The Guardian Series

 

By Jennifer Ogden


My Rating

status	August 19, 2014
format	Kindle Version
review	The Rise of the Guardian by Jennifer Ogden, Book 2 in the Guardian Series, is a great book for young readers. It has the right amount of adventure and action to keep them interested, without overwhelming them. I thought the author did a great job of developing a tale which kept me glued to the pages but also inter-twinned various social morals. Her storytelling style was easy to follow and very believable. For a short book she covered a lot of ground. I found Jennifer Ogden's characters where easy to identify with, very believable and easy to follow. I liked the way she included background information on her lead characters which helped to make them and the story come to life. I enjoyed The Rise of the Guardian by Jennifer Ogden and I recommend this book to all readers. This book would make a great first "chapter book" for young readers.   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.] Click Here to order your copy of The Rise of the Guardian from Amazon.com

A Murderous Affair by Jonathan Digby

A Murderous Affair

By Jonathan Digby

My Rating

status	Read December 28, 2013
format	Kindle Version
review	A Murderous Affair by Jonathan Digby is an excellent mystery which takes place in and around London after the defeat of the Spanish Armada. If you like a great “who done it” type of novel you will not be able to put this one down. I really like the way the author developed his storyline. He included just the right amount of background information to make the story come alive in a very historical faction. Even though the book was full of plot twist and turns it was easy to follow. This made it that much harder to put the book down. Jonathan Digby did an excellent job of developing his characters. I found each of them very real and easy to identify with. His background information along with his story telling style made the characters take on a life of their own. I really enjoyed A Murderous Affair by Jonathan Digby and I highly recommend this book to all readers.   [Please note: I was given a free copy of this book in exchange for my honest review.]   Click Here to order your copy of A Murderous Affair from amazon.com