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Review

Elementary, Rembrandt: Reviewing The Scientist and the Forger by Dr. Jehane Ragai

By Lance Charnes

July 7, 2016

The Scientist and the Forger by Dr. Jehane Ragai outlines the advanced forensic techniques being developed to help thwart art forgery. If you’ve watched CSI or any of the other TV forensic procedurals, you know that science has jumped into the crime-solving pool with both feet. Advances in DNA analysis, latent-print recovery, forensic botany, and…

Review: A Killing in Amish Country by Gregg Olsen & Rebecca Morris

By Ardi Alspach

July 7, 2016

New York Times bestselling authors Gregg Olsen and Rebecca Morris investigate the 2009 death of a young Amish wife and mother. Faith, sex, and betrayal feature prominently as Olsen and Morris uncover the truth about who murdered the devout Barbara Weaver in her own bed. I recently spent Memorial Day weekend visiting family in Lancaster…

Review: Let the Devil Out by Bill Loehfelm

By Kristin Centorcelli

July 5, 2016

Let the Devil Out by Bill Loehfelm is the 4th installment of the Maureen Coughlin series (Available July 5, 2016). I remember picking up the first book to feature Maureen Coughlin, The Devil She Knows, and kicking myself for not discovering her sooner. In that book, Maureen was a New York waitress that caught the…

Review: Waypoint Kangaroo by Curtis C. Chen

By Doreen Sheridan

July 1, 2016

Waypoint Kangaroo by Curtis C. Chen is a debut novel and an outer space thriller (Available June 21, 2016). Curtis C Chen’s Waypoint Kangaroo is a clever mix of space opera, superheroics, and spy thriller. Set in a future that sees Earth’s colony of Mars having fought a bloody war of independence from the mother planet, peace…

Review: The Big Sheep by Robert Kroese

By Angie Barry

July 1, 2016

The Big Sheep by Robert Kroese is a delicate balance of sci-fi, mystery, and humor. “That's a really big sheep,” said Erasmus Keane, his observational powers functioning as flawlessly as ever. The woman in the lab coat nodded curtly. “He's a Lincoln Longwool,” she said. “Largest breed of sheep in the world.” She had introduced…

Review: All the Bridges Burning by Neliza Drew

By Thomas Pluck

June 30, 2016

After he left, I sat in the car and looked and my hands. There was blood there no one else could see. A lot of it was mine.  I’d made sure Lane never suffered any of the things I had as a child. Or at least I had until I’d left. She’d been innocent. Maybe…

Review: The Janson Directive by Robert Ludlum

By Dirk Robertson

June 29, 2016

The Janson Directive by Robert Ludlum is the 1st book in the thrilling Janson series, recently re-released in paperback and available now! This book is a beast—it’s terrific, powerful, superbly written, and has a lot of pages. Robert Ludlum is a master storyteller. He is at the very top of his game with this breathless,…

Review: Panacea by F. Paul Wilson

By David Cranmer

June 28, 2016

Panacea by F. Paul Wilson follows two secret societies vying for control of the ultimate medical miracle, a cure-all called panacea (Available July 5, 2016). Laura Fanning, deputy medical examiner for Suffolk County, has analyzed a charred body, discovering no evidence of murder—and, in fact, she notes the pristine internal organs are healthy and that…

Review: Rancher’s Law by Dusty Richards

By David Cranmer

June 27, 2016

Rancher's Law by Dusty Richards is a classic Western that follows Luther Haskell, who must make his way through the good, the bad, and the damned in pursuit of a cold-blooded killer with a plan of his own (Available June 28, 2016). For unethical ranchers like Matt McKean, the high prevalence of land and cattle…

Review: First Strike by Ben Coes

By Janet Webb

June 23, 2016

First Strike by Ben Coes is the 6th thriller featuring CIA operative Dewey Andreas (Available June 28, 2016). Ben Coes’s First Strike—the 6th in his series featuring Dewey Andreas, a former member of U.S. Delta Force—is unrelentingly brutal in its portrayal of a struggle between a brilliant ISIS leader, Tristan Nazir, and Andreas and his colleagues.…

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