Review of ‘Time Terminus’ by David Gittlin ****
Posted 31/08/2022 in My Book Reviews
If they can survive the first ten pages, Time Terminus will either disappoint, or in a quirky way, leave a satisfied afterglow.
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Review of ‘The Vatican Secret’ by David Leadbeater **
2 Comments - Posted 12/06/2022 in My Book Reviews
The book’s plot has more holes than a kitchen sieve, but David Leadbeater hopes this will not be noticed as each new page thrusts the reader into a new round of totally unreal action sequences. ‘The Vatican Secret’ is a great read for those simply interested in wild chases and gunfights, unencumbered by detailed plotting, characterization, and a believable story. A thoroughly disappointing book from David Leadbeater.
Review of ‘Salvation: The Globular Incursion Book 7’ by D. Rebbitt ****
Posted 03/06/2022 in My Book Reviews
‘Salvation: The Globular Incursion Book 7’ is easy to read, and D. Rebbitt does not burden readers with intricate plotting, characterization, or emotional drama, allowing action to carry most of the story. An entertaining novel, if somewhat superficial.
Review of ‘Mission of Honor’ by David Weber ***
Posted 25/02/2022 in My Book Reviews
‘Mission of Honor’ is not really a Honor Harrington novel, as she plays an insignificant part in this book filled with a web of story threads that start nowhere and end nowhere.
Review of ‘Solitario: The Lonely One’ by John Manuel *****
Posted 22/12/2021 in My Book Reviews
John Manuel manages to weave everything into an entertaining whole, which make this book a delight to read.
Review of ‘BA-47’ by P.S. Winn ****
Posted 12/11/2021 in My Book Reviews
Expanded, this would make a great political thriller. Nevertheless, BA-47 is an entertaining read.
Review of ‘The Dead Life’ by Matthew Sprosty *****
Posted 21/05/2021 in My Book Reviews
A surprising debut novel that will leave readers deeply satisfied.
Review of ‘They Laughed at Me’ by David Kempf ****
Posted 17/05/2021 in My Book Reviews
‘They Laughed at Me’ is a chilling expose of a tortured soul, something not every reader will be able to stomach, especially the degrading bar comedy sketches. However, the journey and the surprise ending will leave a satisfied smirk of justice served.