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When I saw the monk picture on the cover of this book, I had to grin. Having read the two previous books, I thought Odd Thomas had to be destined to do something, sometime, among the monks.
Odd Thomas, a fair-minded and kindly do-gooder, is like a knight in psychic armor, rescuing and helping those alive [...]
I have now read both of Andrew Gross’s books, The Blue Zone and The Dark Tide. I am convinced he is here to stay among today’s top authors of suspense fiction that has just enough facts to keep your brain thinking and wanting more. His characters and locations are very well described and [...]
Under the Yoke is the second novel in S. M. Stirling’s Draka series, set a few years after the events in Marching Through Georgia. Like the first book, Under the Yoke is presented as if we are supposed to take it seriously; there’s a map at the start, faux quotations from fictional books and letters [...]
iUniverse (2007)
ISBN 9780595434763
Reviewed by Olivera Baumgartner-Jackson for Reader Views (1/08)
Alan K. Austin’s “The Adagio” has everything a mystery lover could desire. The writing is incredibly smooth and the story draws you in with surprising intensity. The characters are believable and oh-so-human in all their strengths and weaknesses. The plot is unusual enough that it keeps [...]
By the age of 18 Estevan Vega accomplished something most people dream about their entire life. He published a book. Actually, by the time he was 18, he already published two books. This is quite amazing by itself, but even more amazing is the depth and maturity of Mr. Vega’s writing. If the back cover [...]
Estevan Vega is the second of four sons and was raised in Connecticut. His path to publication began seven years ago. While in elementary school, he wrote short stories for class, and to his surprise, did rather well. His love and discipline for fiction launched his desire to become a fulltime writer. When he was [...]
Set in the early years of World War II before Russia and America are in the war, but after France has capitulated to the Germans, Blood of Victory follows the fortunes of the Russian migr writer now working for the British, I. A. Serebin.
The scene switches from occupied Paris to Belgrade to Istanbul to Bucharest [...]