Brubaker and Phillips’ Incognito This has been an exceptional year for me in terms of the quality of material I’ve been reading. I think I’ve given out more 5 star reviews that anyone I know. Well, it’s either this or I’m easily impressed. WOW! A BLUE CAR. Not only have I been recommended Ed Brubraker…
Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games My experience in the realm of young adult fiction is very limited – I think I’ve only read one other book. That being said, I had no idea what to expect. If I’m being honest here, I thought I might be exposed to something like Twilight – of which I had…
Lawrence Block’s Grifter’s Game If this is any indication of what I have ahead of me with Hard Case Crime, I’m a happy man. Not only is this novel so tightly edited, it’s a no-nonsense, straight up page-turner. When I was hit with the first plot twist, my mouth dropped open. Maybe some people might be…
Neil Gaiman’s American Gods You know all those old ancient Gods that humanity used to worship back in the day? Well, they’re still hanging around. The only problem is that without that constant devotion from the general public, they’re powers aren’t as strong as they used to be. Bring in the newly worshiped! The new…
Joe Hill’s Locke & Key. This volume is even better than the first! Unfortunately, I can’t give it anything higher than 5 stars. If there was an option, I’d do that. I have a feeling this entire series is going to end up on my favorites list – well, barring some unforeseen decline in quality. I…
Joe Hill’s Locke & Key Vol. 1 When I put down Horns, I had a feeling I was going to be a Joe Hill fan. However, when I finished Locke and Key, Vol. 1: Welcome to Lovecraft, I traded that “feeling” in for a Joe Hill fanboy membership. Good Gravy, this book was spectacular. Granted, I had my…
