Book Review By Derryll White McMahon, John (2024). Head Cases. John McMahon is a newer voice in the mystery/thriller field. He has three previous novels…
Home »
Daniel Silva never disappoints
Book Review By Derryll White Silva, Daniel (2020). The Order. Daniel Silva never disappoints. If you desire a fresh view of the state of Europe…
This author is on the do-not-recycle list
Book Review By Derryll White Lawson, Mike (2024). Kingpin. Mike Lawson has 16 previous published novels in the Joe DeMarco thriller series. The central character,…
Adler-Olsen does not deliver in manner of previous novels
Book Review By Derryll White Adler-Olsen, Jussi (2024). Locked In. Jussi Adler-Olsen is a Danish author who swept onto the North American market with his…
The beginning of a rewarding series
Book Review By Derryll White Camilleri, Andrea (2002). The Shape of Water. “Since in recent years reality has seemed bent on surpassing the imagination,…
In this time of Trump, this author offers some relief
Book Review By Derryll White Connelly, Michael (2022). Desert Star. “Connelly is the most consistently superior living crime fiction author… His affinity for creating strong,…
A grand Irish story of redemption with humour
Book Review By Derryll White Doyle, Roddy (2024). The Women Behind the Door. “There was no such thing as the past.” – Paula Spencer….
A story that deserves to be read
Book Review By Derryll White Fossum, Karin (2007). The Water’s Edge. Karin Fossum is a Norwegian writer with an impressive backlist of very strong novels….
James Lee Burke takes the reader for a hell of a ride
Book Review By Derryll White Burke, James Lee (2024). Clete. “Louisiana is a state of mind.” – James Lee Burke ‘Clete’ has a different…
Kate Ellis is a craftsman of some considerable talent
Book Review By Derryll White Ellis, Kate (2002). A Painted Doom. I have never read Kate Ellis; never even heard of her. ‘A Painted Doom’…