‘E’ is for Evidence
by Sue Grafton, 1988, Henry Holt & Company, Inc., New York This is the first book by Sue Grafton that I have read. It was in a pile of books that we inherited from my mother-in-law and I picked it … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: Fiction
Deep Blue
by Randy Wayne White, 2016, G.P. Putnam’s Sons, New York This is probably the worst Doc Ford book I have read. It is very disjointed and hard to follow. There seems to be no transitions to give the reader the … Continue reading →
Red Sparrow: A Novel
by Jason Matthews, 2013, Scribner This novel was enjoyable to read and provided a great deal of insight into the various spycraft used by the agents such as the routines used to tail a target which were particularly interesting. There … Continue reading →
South of Broad
by Pat Conroy, 2009, Random House, New York This is an interesting book about a person growing up in Charleston, South Carolina, and his relationships with other individuals in his life. It is well-written and provides a sense of living … Continue reading →
The Convivial Codfish
by Charlotte MacLeod, 1984, Doubleday & Company, Inc., Garden City, New York This book is a short murder mystery that takes place in the Boston area. It has quite a bit of humor and the characters are interesting (albeit somewhat … Continue reading →
The Association of Small Bombs, a Novel
by Karen Mahajan, 2016, Penguin Books, New York This book is about a terrorist bombing in Delhi, India, where two young boys were killed and how it affected the victims, the perpetrator, and their families. I had a hard time … Continue reading →
Winter of the World: The Century Trilogy, Book 2
by Ken Follett, Audiobook narrated by John Lee, 2012, Penguin Audio I have continued on my quest to listen to all three books in this trilogy. I am again giving this book a three-star rating although I think it’s a bit … Continue reading →
The Black House
by Peter May, 2009, Quercus, New York, London Occasionally I come across a book I really, really like and this is one of them. I particularly liked the author’s descriptive writing. His way of describing the surroundings is almost poetic … Continue reading →
Call Me Madame Alice
by K. W. Garlick, 2016, Stillwater River Publications, Chepachet, RI I was given this book to read by a friend and it looked interesting as some of the story was set in Jamestown and Prudence Islands in Rhode Island. Alas, … Continue reading →
Saving Sophie
by Ronald H. Balson, 2015, St. Martin’s Griffin, New York This is a very interesting novel about a girl being abducted by her grandfather and the attempts to get her back from the West Bank in Israel. The book is … Continue reading →