From Rosemarie Jerome Author: William Landay Defending Jacob A teenage boy is murdered. Andy Barber is the assistant district attorney on the case. His world, and his family, is shattered when his fourteen year old son, Jacob, is charged with the murder. Is he guilty? Was he framed? How far will a father go to [...]
Archive for the ‘Suspense’ Category
Defending Jacob
Posted in Mystery, Rosemarie's Picks, Suspense, tagged Court room drama, family, Family crisis, Justice, Law, lawyers, Legal Suspense, Legal Thriller, Murder, Parents, Teenagers, Trial on February 27, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Curiosity Killed the Cat Sitter
Posted in Andrea's Picks, Fiction, Mystery, Suspense, tagged Brothers, cat owners, dog owners, Florida Keys, interpersonal relations, Murder, Pet sitting, Women Detectives on February 23, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
From Andrea Kalinowski Author: Blaize Clement Curiosity Killed the Cat Sitter Dixie Hemingway, no relation to the famous personage, is a pet sitter in the Keys of Florida. She was a former deputy until a personal tragedy derailed her calm and her career. Her brother and his partner are her support system. Curiosity Killed the [...]
Plain fear : forsaken
Posted in Christian Fiction, Crime fiction, Horror, Mystery, Paranormal Fiction, Rosemarie's Picks, Suspense, Thriller, tagged Amish, faith, Murder Investigation, romance, vampires on November 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Rosemarie Jerome Author: Leanna Ellis Plain fear : forsaken Vampires and the Amish, sounds bizarre and I was skeptical at first but the story slowly lured me in until I was hooked. It begins with a young man running for his life and evolves into a young Amish woman haunted by her dead boyfriend and [...]
White Heat
Posted in Adventure, Crime fiction, Mystery, Rosemarie's Picks, Suspense, Thriller, tagged Arctic, Inuit, Murder on September 7, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Rosemarie Jerome author: McGrath, M. J. White Heat An accident, a disappearance and a suicide. Inuit hunter/guide Edie Kiglatuk knows they are all murders but she must prove it. What is the motive? Who is the killer? Can one of their own be part of a conspiracy? Edie must battle the brutal Arctic and [...]
The Kill Artist
Posted in Reading Club Reviews, Suspense, Thriller, tagged Israel, Jews and Arabs, middle east, Politics, terrorism on August 8, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Hannah Columbo author: Silva, Daniel The Kill Artist In this first book of the Gabriel Allon series, Gabriel, a former assassin for Israel’s foreign intelligence service, the Mossad retired after the murders of his wife and son to lead a quiet life as an art restorer, one who fixes the wounded past. Gabriel’s ex-boss, [...]
Run For Your Life
Posted in Mystery, Reading Club Reviews, Suspense, Thriller, tagged Murder Investigations, new york city on August 4, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Gina Cortina author: Patterson, james Run For Your Life In James Paterson style, chapters are short and sweet and make you want to see what is going to happen next! In this psychological thriller Detective Mike Bennett is once again faced with trying to catch a killer. Just when you think you have figured [...]
Portrait Of A Spy
Posted in Reading Club Reviews, Suspense, Thriller, tagged espionage on July 29, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Marie K. Schulken author: Silva, Daniel Portrait Of A Spy I thoroughly enjoy all of Daniel Silva’s books and this one is no exception. Gabriel Allon is a truly fascinating character and his adventures tie in with current events. Would definitely recommend earlier books of Daniel Silva as well.
Blood harvest
Posted in Mystery, Rosemarie's Picks, Suspense, tagged Contemporary Gothic, England, mental illness, Missing children, Moors, Murder, thriller on July 20, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Rosemarie Jerome author: Bolton, S. J. Blood harvest Warning: Do not read this book at night, might cause palpitations and the urge to hide. The moors are a scary place, as Reverend Harry Laycock soon discovers after becoming pastor in the small isolated village of Heptonclough. It is a community seeped in dark rituals and [...]
Long Gone
Posted in Mystery, Reading Club Reviews, Suspense on July 18, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Marie Schulken author: Burke, Alafair Long Gone An excellent book, difficult to put down, lots of twists and turns, would highly recommend.
The Devil Colony
Posted in Historical Fiction, Reading Club Reviews, Suspense, Thriller, tagged lewis and clark, native americans on July 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
From Hannah Columbo author: Rollins, James The Devil Colony If you love reading thrillers, this series is for you. James Rollins writes with suspense and a lot of action. If you haven’t read any of his books, you can’t start on this one. You need to start with Sandstorm (1st in the Sigma series). The [...]
