Easy Go By John Lange (Michael Crichton) A 4/5 Star Adventure
Easy Go By John Lange (Michael Crichton) A 4/5 Star Adventure is a Spoiler-free Book Review. Beneath the sands of the Egyptian desert lies treasure beyond imagining. If you found a hidden message deciphered from hieroglyphics would you dispatch a treasure hunt? How...
Suntup Reforges A Classic In The Auctioneer By Joan Samson
Suntup reforges a classic in The Auctioneer by Joan Samson, the 1975 novel that sold over a million copies, went out of print for nearly forty years, and returned to trade publication in 2018. The Auctioneer is a chilling tale of suspense and a literary masterpiece,...
Chuck Palahniuk: THE INVENTION OF SOUND Loudly Grips Readers
Chuck Palahniuk: THE INVENTION OF SOUND loudly grips readers in the author’s newest thrilling and genre-defying resonation. What a premise: A father's decades-long search for his missing daughter. A young woman about to engineer the perfect scream. The most dangerous...
Artemis Fowl Is A Great Place To Get Lost Into Another World
“Artemis Fowl is a great place to get lost into another world” Book Review Contains **SPOILERS. Artemis Fowl by Eion Colfer is the first in a line of an action-packed, technology-meets-fantasy best-selling children series of books. The protagonist Artemis – a charming...
The Andromeda Evolution: Crichton’s Andromeda Strain Sequel
The Andromeda Evolution: Crichton’s Andromeda Strain sequel, terrifying sequel, has arrived as Daniel H. Wilson finished the late author’s manuscript with the support of the Michael Crichton’s family. And this begs the question: just how many more Michael Crichton...
Suntup Editions Immortalize I AM LEGEND By Richard Matheson
Suntup Editions immortalize I AM LEGEND by Richard Matheson with three incredible limited editions and an I AM LEGEND Fine Art Print featuring the same Stanley Meltzoff cover art that was on the Gold Medal Books first edition of the book in 1954. Oh, the horror! To be...
The Long Walk By Richard Bachman (Stephen King) Book Review
The Long Walk by Richard Bachman (Stephen King) Book Review takes a look at the first novel Stephen King is said to have ever written, while in college, and was not published until 1979 under the penname of Richard Bachman. Walking the edge of The Long Walk, as a...
I, ROBOT By Isaac Asimov: Book Review Of Science Fiction Classic
I, ROBOT by Isaac Asimov: book review of science fiction classic highlights the prose, storytelling, and stark differences in views regarding this premiere work about robots and AI, aka artificial intelligence. In Asimov’s I, Robot, Dr. Susan Calvin (robo-pyschologist...
Hard Case Crime’s QUARRY By Max Allan Collins Hits Hard
Hard Case Crime’s QUARRY by Max Allan Collins hits hard, and that is whether you use the large paperback to ‘interrogate,’ or merely to read the first brilliant tale of the assassin Quarry. Max Allan Collins is the author of The Road To Perdition, and has many...
Book Review: MICRO By Michael Crichton & Richard Preston WOWs
Book Review: Micro By Michael Crichton & Richard Preston WOWs, as young upcoming grad students find themselves heading to Hawaii in pursuit of cutting-edge careers in microbiology a whole new world is opened up to them on the wake of a murder investigation. The...
Ania Ahlborn’s Brother Astounds In Limited Suntup Editions
Ania Ahlborn’s Brother astounds in limited Suntup Editions, and both the visceral, chilling work of horror and the incredible physical manifestation of the book from Suntup are reviewed here. A short summation of the book review of Brother is that it is a brilliant...
Book Review The Gap: Fort Indiantown By John Witherow Soars
Book Review The Gap: Fort Indiantown by John Witherow soars to extraordinary heights as an impactful work of historical fiction. The Gap: Fort Indiantown is a visceral tale invoking the love of flying helicopters and the sense of life’s adventure pitted against the...