R is for Ricochet
byIt’s long overdue for my Sue Grafton fix but my library is out of U is for Undertow, so what to do, I decided…
Chills/Thrills/Spills
7.5 The Case of the Missing Servant
byOne day, out of the blue, I got an email asking me whether I would be interested in featuring The Case of the Missing…
The Lincoln Lawyer
byMickey Haller is The Lincoln Lawyer, a Los Angeles defense attorney who does most of his work out of the back of his chauffeured…
Cross
byEveryone needs to read something a little mind-numbing from time to time, right? After the mammoth The Brothers Karamazov, I really needed to read…
9 The Poet
byThis is the year of thrillers, it seems. Last year, I read lots of young adult and fantasy, but this is the year of…
8.3 Heat Lightning by Sandford – Fast-Paced Crime Fiction
byIt is of no use to say that I was looking for some light reading books because I was traveling last week. I am…
8.5 The Pleasures of Rereading
bySo, I have been a bit distracted from blogging this past week or so. The times, they have been busy! At such times when…
8 Stieg Larsson’s Masterpiece: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo Review
byI bought this book to gift to someone as part of the Christmas book swap going on currently. I had seen it reviewed on…
Anyone Looking Forward to Seeing Shutter Island?
byShutter Island was the first Dennis Lehane novel I read (in 2004, I think), and I was completely blown away by the book. It…
7.9 Cracking The Code Of The Eight: A Gripping Book
byI picked up this book at Eloor Library because the blurb on the cover stated that readers thrilled by The DaVinci Code will relish…