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Mission Flats (Dell 2003) by William Landay is a crime fiction novel that I read and enjoyed several years ago. I recommended this book to Maili some time back and asked her if she read it, would she mind doing a review for me? So, here we are…enjoy.
Missions Flats opens with the narrator’s vivid description of a pregnant woman […]
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Continue Reading ES Eternal Sabbath (Del Rey 2006) written by Fuyumi Soryo (Mars), paperback, 240 pgs, list price $10.95. Rated OT for older teens +16. Story completed at 8 volumes and are currently available. This author also wrote Mars.
Wow, this is a fascinating story about human experimentation gone awry. Ryousuke Akiba, the main protagonist, is a hacker. He’s a genetically […]
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Continue ReadingManhunting (1993) by Jennifer Crusie, 288 pages, list price: $6.99 (B&N). That cover is of a reprint. I have in my hands the original, Harlequin Temptation #463 from September 1993. Just what is up with boxer shorts on the cover,huh?
Crusie’s contemporary romances are quite good. I say that only because I’ve had success with quite a few of […]
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Continue ReadingMoney Shot by Christa Faust (Hard Case Crime 2008). Ex-porn star, Angel Dare is having a really bad day. She arrives at a phony shoot and finds herself beat up, shot at and then left for dead in the trunk of a car.
To make matters worse, she doesn’t even know what the hell’s going on when she later […]
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Continue ReadingWhen Love Isn’t Enough by Kathleen Gilles Seidel (1984) is a category romance apart of the Harlequin American Romance line, #80, paperback published by Harlequin, 254 pgs. Theme is “marriage in trouble.”
Who doesn’t love seeing two people find their way back to each other again? Exploring and reexamining the path or conflict(s) that led them to […]
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Continue ReadingI read the first volume of ALIAS and was blown away by the story, the characters and the artwork. The reading experience was unlike anything I’d ever read in the comic book world.
I mean the writer and artist seem so attuned to each other in their storytelling skills that the result of their efforts was […]
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