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Complex Almost Anti-Hero Leads Layered World Into Promising New Series. This is one of those books that touches on

Wokeism (n): The Tendency Towards Social Justice Turned Toxic. Got your attention with the headline here, right? Good. Now sit down in that chair right there and let me show you how "it's done".

When you get beyond

Strong Claims Need Strong Documentation. Ultimately, the greatest weakness of this book comes down to the title of the review - and the reason for both star deductions here. The text is barely documented at all, coming

Modern Sherlock Holmes/ Police Procedural Blend. Here, we get yet another police procedural set in Great Britain, so t

Next Up. Yet again, Wood shows that he knows his characters and audience quite well - this is yet another excelle

An End, Once And For All? This is one hell of an action-packed thrill ride, with Tess, Po, and Pinky struggling as n

Visionary. Outsider. Hero. One of the great lines from the movie The Imitation Game (whose trailer I was just watching as I tried to find this quote, and where I found the title of this review) that has always stuck with me is "Sometimes it's the very people who no

Small Town Southern Mystery Draws In Feds. While technically this is Book 4 of the Quinn and Costa series, th

Flawed Premise And (Slightly) Lacking Documentation Mar Otherwise Intriguing Discussion. Make no mistake - Provost and Kennard show quite a fe

When The Pendulum Swings... Where Will Vladeck Be? This is one of those historical/ current event analysis books where, particularly in the "coming of age" of a novel (ish, as Vladeck shows) concept