Book Review By Derryll White Perez-Reverte, Arturo (2007). The Sun Over Breda. In war, come what may,            There is much I can say,            …
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Gwynne Dyer makes me think a lot
Book Review By Derryll White Dyer, Gwynne (2018). Growing Pains – The future of democracy (and work). Gwynne Dyer always leaves me with more questions…
A consummate novel that highlights excesses of the 1960s
Book Review By Derryll White Ellroy, James (1995). American Tabloid. “I can’t believe you place common hoodlums in the same league as a political system…
Signals in Blood Sports of the writer Eden Robinson becomes
Book Review By Derryll White Robinson, Eden (2006). Blood Sports. Eden Robinson captures the feel and rhythm of Vancouver’s Downtown East Side in this novel. …
Robert Tanenbaum could not hold my interest in this novel
Book Review By Derryll White Tanenbaum, Robert K. (2012). Bad Faith. “The god of this age has blinded the minds of unbelievers, so that they…
Lawrence Block is old school but worth reading
Book Review By Derryll White Block, Lawrence (1990). A Ticket to the Boneyard. “Life, I’d heard someone say, is a comedy for those who think…
Karin Alvtegen one of the best of the Scandinavian invasion
Book Review By Derryll White Alvtegan, Karin (2007). Shadow. Karin Alvtegan is one of the best writers of the Scandinavian invasion. Her novels are dark…
Relevance remains in Trust Me On This
Book Review By Derryll White Westlake, Donald E. (1988). Trust Me On This. In another lifetime, 50 years ago, I used to publish books. One…
Fred Vargas is a Houdini of words
Book Review By Derryll White Vargas, Fred (2006). This Night’s Foul Work. “In affairs of the heart, it is better to regret things done than…
We will hear more from Dolores Redondo
Book Review By Derryll White Redondo, Dolores (2019). The North Face of the Heart. I have been waiting for more from Dolores Redondo since finishing…