Archive for category Suspense/Thriller
Where perfect killers are made
Posted by tcabn in Action, Fiction, Suspense/Thriller on August 25, 2012
The Orphan Factory by James & Lance Morcan; an Amazon average rating of 4.8 stars.
A Little About The Orphan Factory:
Resuming where it all began -
The Morcan’s take us to Chicago, Ill., on a journey with 23 genetically altered children and the organization bent on creating the world’s most elite stable of espionage operatives. In this prequel, as with the first novel (The Ninth Orphan), you’ll focus on Nine as he shows early signs of walking to the beat of a slightly different drum than his Omega masters would prefer. You’ll witness the depths of the manipulation used to shape these children and clearly see how Omega’s choices in dealing with Nine ultimately plant the seeds of their demise in book one. Read the rest of this entry »
Epic Potential in Gavin’s Debut
Posted by tcabn in Books, Sci Fi, Supernatural, Suspense/Thriller on July 29, 2012
Settle in for a supernatural original in The Darkening Dream by Andy Gavin; an Amazon average rating of 4.3 stars.
A Little About The Darkening Dream:
Readers and reviewers either love it or hate it but this book is not mediocre by any stretch. I suspect the latter find most of their consternation in Gavin’s ending while the former recognize some qualities many of us haven’t seen in a “Vampire” novel for a long while. Read the rest of this entry »
Meet the toughest gal in the galaxy
Arm yourself for a riveting quest on the galactic fringe in Contract of Defiance by Tammy Salyer; an Amazon average rating of 4.8 stars.
A Little About Contract of Defiance:
Crossed, double-crossed and left for dead, can it get any worse?
Aly Erikson was a Corps deserter and gun smuggler living on the fringe of a galactic Orwellian society until a botched job leaves her brother in the hands of a cruel government and her left for dead. When a strange crew of settlers takes her in, Aly must learn to trust if she’s to have any hope at saving her brother and getting her revenge. Read the rest of this entry »
Winterflood peels back the mask
Posted by tcabn in Books, Fantasy, Suspense/Thriller, Uncategorized on May 17, 2012
The Last Mask – Tradition by Stephen Winterflood
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Stephen Winterflood’s, The Last Mask is a dark adventure with traditional fantasy elements presented in a very unique style. Fantasy readers looking for a break from the norm will love the asymmetric structure and artistic writing approach. Traditionalists will likely feel less thrilled because early on the plot builds in an unusual way that can seem a bit complicated. You’ll see the value in his approach later as characters and plot find their convergent path. Read the rest of this entry »
Tabitha the Pabkins’ Review – Catch
Posted by Pabkins in Action, Books, Sci Fi, Suspense/Thriller, Uncategorized on May 11, 2012
Catch - by Sean J. Quirk (Author), Patrick J. LoBrutto (Editor)
Tabitha the Pabkins’ review 
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