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. Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child have just recently added book […]
Ian Hocking’s Saskia Brandt series was originally self-published, but has recently been acquired by a small publisher known as Unsung Stories that is an imprint of Red Squirrel Publishing and is based in London. Read More
For those of you looking for a review of a series, this is going to seem like a review of just one book, and that would be because, at the moment there is only one book in the series. Read More
Margaret Murphy, an author known for her psychological thrillers, and Dave Barclay, a well-known forensic expert in Great Britain, have teamed together to write a forensic thriller series under the pseudonym A.D. Garrett. Read More
Erec Stebbins, who is a resident of New York City, witnessed the events of 9/11 and angered by the events that unfolded, decided to retaliate with the most effective weapon that he knew how to use which would be the pen, and with that the first book in his series, The Ragnarök Conspiracy, was […]
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. Lincoln Child just recently added book #4, The Forgotten Room, […]
The Jeremy Logan series by Lincoln Child is where science and the supernatural meet. Now science and the supernatural go together like Queen Elizabeth at a monster truck rally, but in the Jeremy Logan series that is exactly what happens. Read More
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. Ramez Naam just recently added book #3, Apex, to the […]
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 […]
Every student’s nightmare is to gaze at a question on an exam and have no clue on how to answer it. In circumstances like this wouldn’t it be great to just pop a pill.. Read More
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. William Hertling just recently added book #4, The Turing Exception, […]
“Illegal nano-drug links minds. Spies, hackers, super-soldiers. Chinese clones, Buddhist monks, uploaded posthumans, and explosions, oh my.”-Ramez Naam Read More
Just to give you an update on the release dates for the newest additions to the series that I have reviewed. Soon to be Released William Hertling’s The Turing Exception (Expected Release Date 3/26/15) A Singularity Novel In the year 2043, humans and AI coexist in a precarious balance of power enforced by a rigid […]
My son is going to be receiving his degree in computer science soon which has piqued my interest lately in thrillers involving computer technology and William Hertling’s Singularity series definitely fulfills that need. Read More
When I first saw the series Embryo, I thought that this might be a really neat medical/techno-thriller series based on the technology of genetic manipulation at the embryonic level and the possible real world consequences, and after reading the first novel of the series, Embryo, that seemed to be the direction that this was heading. […]
With the latest news on the Sony hacking and Stephen Hawking’s warning on the threat of artificial intelligence, I thought a good cyber/techno-thriller is in order which has lead me to Daniel Suarez’s Daemon series. More
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. Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child have just recently added book […]
With the wintery weather upon us, the cold and flu season approaching, and with a hint of Ebola in the air, I thought that a good medical thriller on infectious diseases would be the icing on the cake, so I chose Scott Sigler’s Infected series to review. 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.
If you are looking for a novel that has a lot of good-guy-kicks-bad-guy’s-butt, then James Rollins’ Sigma Force Series should more than satisfy that butt kickin’ crave. More
The international bestselling Stieg Larsson’s Millennium series has been labeled as a techno-thriller because the main character of the series, Lisbeth Salander, is a computer hacker and a mathematical genius. More
Just imagine Sherlock Holmes, James Bond and Albert Einstein all rolled up into one fictional character and you would have FBI Special Agent Aloysius Pendergast. More
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