Month: August 2017
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Review: The Talented Ribkins a bizarre story about an unusually gifted family
Seventy-two-year-old Johnny Ribkins has a unique gift: He can create maps to places he’s never been and remember his way to other locations by simply referring to the “map” in his mind. If the premise sounds a bit unusual, wait until you meet the rest of the family. First-time novelist…
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Review: BBA America comedian Graham Norton’s Holding a ‘cozy’ mystery
At first blush, a debut novel by comedian and BBC late-night host Graham Norton sounds like it would be rife with wry humor and witty antics in the vein of his TV show. But aside from a somewhat quirky lead character, this novel is surprisingly down to earth.
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Review: Diane Capri’s new hero on the hunt in action-packed Blood Trails
Diane Capri may be best known for her spinoff thriller series based on another best-selling writer’s character (you’ve heard of Jack Reacher, right?), but she also authors several series featuring her own excellent cast of characters. The latest, and perhaps best of the bunch, is Michael Flint, who holds the…
Story By G. Robert Frazier 