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Review Date: 2/21/2007
Native American lore meets vampirism
Review Date: 5/25/2006
A short book written from the point of view of a boy on the autism spectrum. He is pretty verbal but it does give a taste of the way he might percieve things in a different way than us regular thinkers.
I enjoyed it.
I enjoyed it.
Review Date: 10/21/2006
cop nevel but with a lot of computer lingo. They provide a glossary for us "CIVILIANS" (non computer industry types)
Review Date: 4/30/2006
Features likeable Mechelle Deakes, Atlanta PD detective who gets a chance to earn her way out of the doghouse in her department by working on this serial-killer case.
Review Date: 9/19/2006
A book in the Lou Boldt series, this time it gets personal for Lou.
Review Date: 9/4/2012
slightly confusing but entertaining.
Review Date: 7/19/2006
Denver homicide cop turns bookseller when he loses his job after roughing up a criminal. Best of the Cliff Janeway books I have read.
Review Date: 5/28/2006
Cliff Janeway's passion for book collecting continues in this book. A good bit of Civil War history is also a part of the story.
Review Date: 6/29/2006
2006 installment of the Retrievers series
Review Date: 7/23/2006
Newest(2005) in the saga of Lucas Davenport and his tracking of serial killers. Sandford misled me masterfully!
Review Date: 4/30/2006
Features DI Thorne, a London detective. Don't expect a mannerly British mystery; Thorne is intense.His character was made known to us in the first three books: Lazy Bones, Scaredy Cat, and Sleepy Head.
Review Date: 7/25/2006
Helpful Score: 3
A safe and nonthreatening cozy mystery for cozy fans.
In this cozy, our heroine Mandy combines sleuthing with her day job in the thrilling world of.....drycleaning!
Other amusing titles in this series:
Taken to the Cleaners
Hung Up To Die
A Dress to Die For
Wash, Fold and Die
Homicide and Old Lace
In this cozy, our heroine Mandy combines sleuthing with her day job in the thrilling world of.....drycleaning!
Other amusing titles in this series:
Taken to the Cleaners
Hung Up To Die
A Dress to Die For
Wash, Fold and Die
Homicide and Old Lace
Review Date: 8/17/2006
second of Frank Smith's books that I have read, British police procedural type mystery. This one was pretty short and a bit stilted
Review Date: 6/29/2006
cozy mystery with and anthropologist and an archaeologist
Review Date: 1/19/2007
once again we are disabused of the notion that Midwestern towns are safe and boring. In the Kansas City of criminal defense attorney Lou Mason, life is never dull!
Review Date: 4/11/2007
A poet, who knew? Some gems, some not, I was impressed that he collected and published them.
Review Date: 12/10/2006
enjoy the southern perspective on crime, y'all
Review Date: 8/2/2006
A charming mystery written in 1950. Jane and Dagobert Brown are a very "Nick and Nora Charles type" couple, only not so wealthy. One does wonder how they actually support the day and night sipping of interesting cocktails in foreign pensiones...
Enjoyable, witty, nice tangled plot, no violence or gore. You will enjoy the change of time and pace.
Enjoyable, witty, nice tangled plot, no violence or gore. You will enjoy the change of time and pace.
Review Date: 7/18/2006
Adventure/romance featuring archaeology, ancient Italian history, scrolls, gold, brainwashing, hired killers, Scottish aristocracy,mercenary helicopter pilots who can fly off at the drop of a hat, you get the drift. I think the author tried to fit too many
things into one plot line! And of course you have the fiery often angry heroine who tries to resist her romantic attraction to the noble hero with a criminal streak
things into one plot line! And of course you have the fiery often angry heroine who tries to resist her romantic attraction to the noble hero with a criminal streak
Review Date: 4/5/2007
creepy book about creepers
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