Laurie R. King’s Island of the Mad is the fifteenth entry in the Mary Russell and Sherlock […]
Tomorrow, by Damian Dibben
One of the firmest rules I follow in my reading is that I do not […]
A Castle in Romagna, by Igor Štiks
There are some stories we tell over and over because people always think that, this […]
The Sojourn, by Andrew Krivak
It might seem strange to begin and end a book about a soldier and a […]
The Visitant, by Megan Chance
Elena Spira believes she’s prepared to help her patient. She’s dealt with drug addicts and […]
The Scribe of Siena, by Melodie Winawer
When I was younger and just getting into history, I used to think a lot […]
A Man of Genius, by Janet Todd
I was immediately intrigued by the description of A Man of Genius, by Janet Todd: Gothic […]
The Girl from Venice, by Martin Cruz Smith
Cenzo Vianello has been sitting out the war, fishing his family’s waters in the lagoons […]
Secrecy, by Rupert Thomson
The synopsis for Rupert Thomson’s Secrecy piqued my interest, but the execution did not work for […]
My Real Children, by Jo Walton
What if. What if. What if. This question drives to much fiction, but we rarely […]