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The Girl In Cell A. Vaseem Khan

The Girl In Cell A. Vaseem Khan

To start this review I have to say that I really enjoyed this book, up until the last two or three chapters. So to start with the plot is brilliant. Orianna, the girl in cell A, has been in prison for 18 years. She was convicted of killing a member of the family that founded Eden Falls. A family that still lords it over the town. The man she killed was, like the rest of the family, a law onto himself. She maintains her innocence and claims to h…Read Article

The Secrets Of Forest Lane. Sian Morgan

The first few chapters of this book are scene setters so please don’t think you’ve stumbled across an urban romance, because that’s the last thing this book is. This is a psychological thriller, and it’s a very good one. Based around three families living in close proximity to each other this story could be happening on any street in the U.K. Lily is a single mom to a young girl. Only 22 herself she is wondering what happened to her dream of a s…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

The Seventh Floor. David McCloskey.

This is the third book in a stated series of four, with the fourth due to be published later this year (2025) This story is about finding a mole somewhere in the higher ranks of the CIA. With Artemis Procter still sitting at a desk in the diminished Moscow Station in Langley her patience is running out. When one of her agents gets snatched in Singapore, whilst meeting with a Russian asset, she starts to suspect things are not right. The fact tha…Virginia, United States · Virginia Read Article

Moscow X David McCloskey

Espionage fiction at its best. When a high ranking KSB Official sends one of his thugs to steal gold from the bank of one of the new rich it tips the first domino in a long and twisting line. The gold is allegedly being taken back for the people, but why is it this one family is being targeted above the other newly rich and elite making a fortune since the end of the soviet era. Anna is the daughter who can see her family fortune being taken and…Russia · Russia Read Article

Phantasma & Enchantra . Kaylie Smith

My occasional foray into other genres has taken me back to the latest reading fad that seems to have struck over the last few years. And it’s becoming somewhat of a guilty secret. I’m certainly not the target readership, either by age or gender, but I do enjoy these books. The thing that initially peeked my interest in this series was that the first book is set in New Orleans. It’s one of my favourite cities, and as a place to set a book, in wha…New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

Damascus Station. David McCloskey

This is one of the easiest reviews I’ve written. Buy the book. My formative years of reading were taken up reading great espionage books by the likes of Robert Ludlum, Alistair McLean, Nelson Demille and the likes, and rarely have books that come close to their work. This one does. Billed as the first of four this book it is set around the end of the Assad regime in Syria, and not only looks at American CIA activities but also the in fighting be…Damascus, Syria · Damascus Read Article

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