The Self-Made Widow
Perfectly fits the Jersey crime subgenre with its quick wit and razor-sharp dialogue but the pacing gets stuck on the GS Parkway. Continue reading The Self-Made Widow
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Anthem
Anthem is fatalistically entertaining, depressing as hell, and one incredibly good read. Continue reading Anthem
Hipster Death Rattle
Hipster Death Rattle is a fun, filthy crime novel that keeps you guessing all while remaining incredibly entertaining. Continue reading Hipster Death Rattle
Secret Identity
Secret Identity is a plodding mystery enveloped in a disappointing read with only significant comic-book namedrops to keep things semi-interesting. Continue reading Secret Identity
Underexposed!
Josh Hull presents a fun, gorgeously-made book. Perfect for genre geeks and movie fans. Underexposed! is a fast read but at times a little too light. Continue reading Underexposed!
The Return of the Pharaoh
Meyer’s writing is top notch. His style is completely immersive. And man, is it terribly boring. Continue reading The Return of the Pharaoh
Midnight Hour
Midnight Hour is a fun crime fiction anthology that, like most, is a mixed bag of both tricks and treats Continue reading Midnight Hour
Constance
Constance is a sci-fi thriller with a catchy premise and a fun mystery but stays a slow, safe ride. Continue reading Constance
The Day of the Locust
The Day of the Locust provides a look into the underbelly of Hollywood society but its cast of reprehensible characters makes it a forgetful read. Continue reading The Day of the Locust
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