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Apparently I missed the description mentioning this was horror. I started reading it expecting a tale of banal human evil, but found so much more… This was a creepy tale that, even if not wholly original in premise, was very entertaining nevertheless, largely because I enjoyed the characterizations. Not the characters, mind you – […] I really like Dugoni’s writing style – he’s engaging and devises intriguing characters that jump to life off the page. His Sam Hell book is one of my favorite finds in 2018. This story had everything I enjoy – besides great characterization, there were spies and secret identities and lies and betrayal, which all make […] I know, I know – I never post *real* writing/thoughts (as opposed to reviews/other people’s real writing/thoughts) – but this one has been bugging me for a while, so I felt the need… More and more lately, I’m seeing EXCEEDINGLY seething and negative feedback (that, frankly, reeks of trollishness, but is from people who only […] I don’t know HOW you keep doing it Jennifer Arntson, but each book in this series is better than the one before it! Ashlund is falling apart and the Authority’s desperate attempts to hold it together aren’t working. Enter Una – sort of. In this fourth installment, the stakes are once again ramped up for […] This was a very fun and engaging mystery from the author of one of my favorite darkly funny finds last year – MAD Librarian. In this latest book, we find ourselves in Gulf Coast Florida, where a long-time resident detective and his partner, a recent transplant from Chicago, find themselves embroiled in a mystery that […] |
 
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