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Review: After The Funeral
By Agatha Christie. Grade: A. #11 of Hercule Poirot Series. I’m trying to read all the books written by Ms Christie and I’m first finishing off all the Hercule Poirot books. After The Funeral is the...
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Review: The Devil Colony
By James Rollins. #7 in The Sigma Series. Grade: A New York named James Rollins’ Sigma Series as the “top crowd pleasers” and People Magazine called it the “hottest summer reads”. The author is also...
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Review: The Killing
By David Hewson. Grade B+. This happens to be my first hefty crime thriller. Through the dark wood where the dead trees give no shelter Nanna Birk Larsen runs … There is a bright monocular eye that...
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Review: The Columbus Affair
By Steve Berry. Grade A Christopher Columbus went on three voyages and hoped that they would give him recognition and financial aid for his next. But, false promises were made to him, and in the end he...
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Review: The Lost Light
By Michael Connelly. Harry Bosch #9. Grade: B Michael Connelly writes about crime fiction and detective mysteries and has innumerable fans across the globe, including Bill Clinton! The Lost Light takes...
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Review: A Curious Indian Cadaver
By Shamini Flint. #5 Inspector Singh series. Grade: B. When I was offered the opportunity to read this book, I grabbed it because I was curious to see how a non-Indian author would handle an Indian...
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Review: Dream Lake
By Lisa Kleypas. Friday Harbor #3. Grade: A I really like Lisa Kleypas’s contemporary romances. The historical ones…not so much. I had loved Rainshadow Raod, and had been waiting for this one for quite...
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Review: The Affair
By Lee Child. Jack Reacher #16. Grade: A All the Reacher novels are in chronological order, but The Affair is a prequel of sorts. It tells us why Reacher left the army, and fills in that particular gap...
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Review: Undercover in High Heels
By Gemma Halliday. Grade A. Reviewed by Bhumika. When you bring together the words such as ‘High Heels’ and ‘Undercover’, you are sure to stir up the curiosity of any fouteen year old girl. The PG-13...
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