Book Review By Derryll White Connelly, Michael (2002). City of Bones. This novel is the eighth in Michael Connelly’s extensive Harry Bosch series. I always…
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I enjoyed Joe Pickett’s struggle to do what is right
Book Review By Derryll White Box, C.J. (2018). The Disappeared. “The difference between the new managerial ethic and the old propertied elite defines the difference…
After brilliant start this series falters
Book Review By Derryll White Lagercrantz, David (2019). The Girl Who Lived Twice. “I will be the hunter and not the hunted.” – Lisbeth Salander…
To my surprise a compelling story
Book Review By Derryll White St. James, Simone (2019). The Sun Down Motel. This is not usually my type of book or author. Simone St….
Michael Connelly still a writer worth reading
Book Review By Derryll White Connelly, Michael (2019). The Night Fire. Michael Connelly is a very intuitive and intelligent writer. He has created gold with…
Translation helps immeasurably with Camilleri’s work
Book Review By Derryll White Camilleri, Andrea (2005). The Paper Moon Stephen Sartarelli’s translation and notes helps immeasurably with this work. The normal North American…
Easton’s story remains a grey zone
Book Review By Derryll White Easton, Don (2019). The Grey Zone. This is Don Easton’s thirteenth Jack Taggart mystery. It is a little tough to…
IQ remarkable for distinct and singular voice
Book Review By Derryll White Ide, Joe (2016). IQ. This is Joe Ide’s first published novel, quite remarkable for its distinct and singular voice. There…
Straight to the heart of both love and terror
Book Review By Derryll White Hill Susan (2013). Black Sheep. Susan Hill is perhaps best known for her Simon Serrailler novels; he a British police…
I enjoyed this Nesbo novel
Book Review By Derryll White Nesbo, Jo (2019). Knife. Jo Nesbo is an accomplished writer with a well-developed sense of craft. He pulled me into…