RICH BLOOD by Robert Bailey: Book Review by Joseph Snoe
RICH BLOOD is the sixth Robert Bailey legal thriller I’ve read. The characters are all new, except for Powell Conrad, who was a district attorney in the McMurtrie and Drake 4-book series, and is a trial judge in RICH BLOOD. I liked Rich Blood, partly because it’s a good novel, partly because I like Robert…
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Book Review by Joseph Snoe-Hour Of The Assassin
I really liked Matthew Quirk’s thriller, HOUR OF THE ASSASSIN. The basic plot: Nick Averose, a former Secret Service agent now in his own business as a security consultant, is hired to test the security of the house belonging to a former CIA director. He breaks through the defenses. Unfortunately, while he is chit-chatting with…
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Joseph Snoe Book Review: THE HEAP by Sam Adams
Sean Adams’ THE HEAP seems to be a bible or proposal for a TV series. Its good parts are amazing, but the uninspired storylines drag my rating down to three stars. The novel’s basic premise: A building 500 stories high (Los Verticales), really a city unto itself, collapses into a “heap” killing everyone in it,…
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Joseph Snoe Book Review—THE BLADE BETWEEN by Sam J. Miller
Book Review by Joseph Snoe—THE BLADE BETWEEN by Sam J. Miller One thing for sure about Sam J. Miller’s THE BLADE BETWEEN, it’s not a cookie cutter novel. I’m not even sure what genre it is. I have to wait until December to see how Amazon.com classifies it. I was thinking perhaps fantasy or science…
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Double Exposure
By Alfred Gough and Miles Millar The reviews are all over the place for Alfred Gough & Miles Millar’s DOUBLE EXPOSURE. Me, I really enjoyed it. If you like the James Bond/Jason Bourne/Indiana Jones quick action stories, there’s a good chance you’ll like DOUBLE EXPOSURE. Basic story: In 1962, David Toland, Korean War hero turned…
Anywhere You Run
By Wand M. Morris I really liked Wanda M. Morris’s ANYWHERE YOU RUN (Your Past Will Find You). For one thing, the title actually has something to do with the novel. Second, the promotional blurb on the back of the book accurately represents the story. I appreciate that. I should mention the novel is published…
