The focus of my blog is to review book series and not individual novels. But writers are going to continue writing novels within a series even after I have done my review, so I plan on reviewing the individual novels as they come into circulation. Mary Lawrence has just recently added book #5, The Lost […]
The focus of my blog is to review book series and not individual novels. But writers are going to continue writing novels within a series even after I have done my review, so I plan on reviewing the individual novels as they come into circulation. Husband and wife team, Casey Hill, have recently added book […]
The focus of my blog is to review book series and not individual novels, but writers are going to continue writing novels within a series even after I have done my review, so I plan on reviewing the individual novels as they come into circulation. Aaron Elkins just recently added book #18, Switcheroo, to the […]
The focus of my blog is to review book series and not individual novels, but writers are going to continue writing novels within a series even after I have done my review, so I plan on reviewing the individual novels as they come into circulation. Kathy Reichs will soon be adding book #18, Speaking in […]
The focus of my blog is to review book series and not individual novels, but writers are going to continue writing novels within a series even after I have done my review, so I plan on reviewing the individual novels as they come into circulation. Tess Gerritsen just recently added book #11, Die Again, to […]
I often see reviews comparing Kathy Reichs’ books with Patricia Cornwell’s books, but with the exception of both being forensic thrillers, the two series are very different. More
If you do a search on Amazon for “forensic thrillers”, Iris Johansen’s Eve Duncan series will surely show up. More
Before I review any series, I like to see what other readers are thinking about in relation to the individual books within the series, so I read their reviews. Well not all books within a series are well liked and occasionally I come across some really good negative reviews that I can’t keep from laughing […]
The focus of my blog is to review book series and not individual novels, but writers are going to continue writing novels within a series even after I have done my review, so I plan on reviewing the individual novels as they come into circulation. Casey Hill just recently added book #5, Trace, to the […]
The focus of my blog is to review book series and not individual novels, but writers are going to continue writing novels within a series even after I have done my review, so I plan on reviewing the individual novels as they come into circulation. Patricia Cornwell just recently added book #22, Flesh and Blood, […]
The focus of my blog is to review book series and not individual novels, but writers are going to continue writing novels within a series even after I have done my review, so I plan on reviewing the individual novels as they come into circulation. Lisa Black just recently added book #7, Close to the […]
Casey Hill is actually a pen name for an Irish husband and wife team, Melissa and Kevin Hill. Melissa Hill is a well known “chick lit” author and I was a bit skeptical on how well her transition from women’s literature into forensic thrillers would work. More
Before I review any series, I like to see what other readers are thinking about in relation to the individual books within the series, so I read their reviews. Well not all books within a series are well liked and occasionally I come across some really good negative reviews that I can’t keep from laughing […]
The focus of my blog is to review book series and not individual novels, but writers are going to continue writing novels within a series even after I have done my review, so I plan on reviewing the individual novels as they come into circulation. Kathy Reichs has just recently added book #17, Bones […]
For those of you who live or are from the City of Brotherly Love, then D.H. Dublin’s CSU Investigation series may be just for you. More
For those of you that love thrillers with a bit of science added and also like a good laugh, I am adding Nick D. Kim’s science cartoons to my reviews. If you like Nick’s cartoons, check out his website at Science and Ink.
I read the JT Ellison’s Samantha Owens series just of few weeks ago, but when I started reading the first installment of the series, A Deeper Darkness, I had this sense of Déjà vu. More
When I saw the title of the first novel of Simon Beckett’s David Hunter Series, The Chemistry of Death, the chemist in me couldn’t help but rub my hands together and shout out ‘ALL RIGHT!’ More
For those fans that are in love with the Rizzoli & Isles Series on TNT and want a review that makes a comparison of the TV show with the book series, I am afraid to tell that you won’t find it here. More
Toni Dwiggins’ Forensic Geology Series is my first indie series that I am reviewing. For those who are not familiar with the term ‘indie’ it means that the series is published independent of mainstream publishers. More
For the most part, the majority of the characters that play the main role in forensic thrillers are physical anthropologist or medical specialist, so it was very refreshing to see a geneticist as the main protagonist of the series. More
After I read the first novel of Lisa Black’s Theresa MacLean series I almost didn’t continue on to read the next novel, however, I am glad that I decided not to do that because her novels are improving with each new addition to the series. More
Alane Ferguson’s Forensic Mystery Series is labeled as a young adult series mainly because the female heroine and her friends are 17 years old. More
How I would love to sit in a on a roundtable of clinical psychologist discussing the psychological profile of the fan that likes the character Dexter Morgan. More
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