Fiction
Fatal Domain – Steven James
Si vis pacem, para bellum. “If you want peace, prepare for war.” Broker of Lies was easily one of my favorite books last year, as evidenced by my glowing review. I cannot say the same […]
Genre: Suspense
Fiction
Midnight – Travis Thrasher
I have followed Travis Thrasher’s career for as long as I’ve been reviewing books and was sent an advance copy of Thrasher’s then-upcoming novel from FaithWords called Ghostwriter. I was hooked. Thrasher’s Solitary Tales series […]
Fiction
Never Fall Again – Lynn H. Blackburn
“I will never fall again.” Landry Hutton and Callum Shaw both promised themselves that. Their hearts have been trampled by bad relationships, and they won’t let it happen again. But they never could have anticipated […]
Fiction
One Last Shot – Susan May Warren
“‘What you have, Oaken, is a vision problem. You see things through the lens of your own perspective, your own goals and hopes and fears. But when you open your eyes to God’s view, you […]
Fiction
One Final Target – Janice Cantore
I’d been looking forward to One Final Target by Janice Cantore since I first heard of its existence. The novel has the perfect amount of mystery and thrill, flavored with a dash of romance. When […]
Fiction
Fatal Witness – Patricia Bradley
I can always count on Patricia Bradley to provide romantic suspense novels that will leave me guessing. Books that will have me looking around every corner, questioning the motives of every character who enters a […]
Fiction
One Wrong Move – Dani Pettrey
One wrong move. One wrong decision. One misjudgment. That is all it can take to shape a life, for good or for bad. My favorite Dani Pettrey quality is how she takes her time. I […]
Fiction
A Man Called Blessed – Ted Dekker and Bill Bright
As tension mounts between Israel and the surrounding Arab nations, David ben Solomon is convinced the only way for it to dissipate is to take it to the boiling point. Muslims have been in control […]
Fiction
Double Take – Lynette Eason
I never thought I’d thank anyone for interrupting my sleep schedule, but if I could hug Lynette Eason, I would. If I could send her a “thank you” note, it would have been in the […]
Fiction
The Lost Boys of Barlowe Theater – Jaime Jo Wright
I’ve long been a fan of Jaime Jo Wright. Her early novels were good—when your debut novel wins a Christy Award, that much is obvious—and her craft evolved from there. Some of them are better […]