Book Review By Derryll White Perrotta, Tom (2025). Ghost Town. Tom Perrotta was born and grew up in New Jersey, and ‘Ghost Town’ faithfully portrays…
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Be transported into a fascinating, rich literary world
Book Review By Derryll White Dunning, John (2006). The Bookwoman’s Last Fling. “His tombstone should read ‘He loved books!’.” – George Easter This is…
John Dunning’s last fascinating fling
Book Review By Derryll White Dunning, John (2006). The Bookwoman’s Last Fling. “His tombstone should read ‘He loved books!’.” – George Easter This is…
Estleman stands out like a peacock at a pig’s picnic
Book Review By Derryll White Estleman, Loren D. (1989). Silent Thunder. In today’s world of woke, political correctness and just playing soft and nice with…
Anyone who loves books will enjoy this novel
Book Review By Derryll White Labuskes, Brianna (2025). The Boxcar Librarian. “Not being heard is no reason for silence.” – from Les Miserables Books…
Judgment Prey great for a relaxing beach or backyard read
Book Review By Derryll White Sandford, John (2023). Judgment Prey. As one of the author’s characters aptly says, “This is the A Team.” Lucas Davenport…
A Stolen Season comes across a little flat
Book Review By Derryll White Hamilton, Steve (2006). A Stolen Season. Steve Hamilton is an accomplished author with a list of published novels. He focuses…
Connelly is a bit of a genius in the crime writing field
Book Review By Derryll White Connelly, Michael (2018). Dark Sacred Night. Michael Connelly is a bit of a genius in the crime writing field. He…
Alafair Burke is subtle but focused and clear
Book Review By Derryll White Burke, Alafair (2025). The Note. This novel begins without much energy – girl talk, catch-up and relatively boring fill-ins of…
The introduction to a strong Canadian detective character
Book Review By Derryll White Rotenberg, Robert (2025). One Minute More. “When in thy haunts two kindred spirits flee”. John Keats This is Robert…