Murder Run by Shelly Frome Sunbury Press, Inc. August 15, 2015 244 pages Murder Run by Shelly Frome was a quick read for me as I finished in a couple of days. It held my attention because I just had to know what really happened, but I was never emotionally involved with the characters except…
The Redemption of Don Juan Casanova by Lloyd Lofthouse Three Clover Press April 2015 321 pages From the back cover: From the award-winning author of ‘My Splendid Concubine’ and ‘Running With the Enemy’ comes ‘The Redemption of Don Juan Casanova’. Raised by his grandparents to be a Lothario, Don, as he approaches 40, has successfully…
Pleasantville by Attica Locke Harper April 21, 2015 Paperback, 432 pages Pleasantville is a predominantly black neighborhood on the northeast side of Houston, Texas. This neighborhood is notorious for its high voter turnout in most elections. The novel, Pleasantville, by Attica Locke, is set in Pleasantville, the neighborhood, in 1996 and begins with the disappearance…
The Serpent of Venice by Christopher Moore 2014 William Morrow: New York Paperback, 326 pages Christopher Moore has added another fun book to his opus of historical fiction with a twist. The Serpent of Venice is different from Sacré Bleu, his only other work that I have read, in that this book is his fictional…
Sinful Folk by Ned Hayes Campanile Books: New York January 13, 2014 Kindle edition Print length: 362 pages —Sinful Folk by Ned Hayes with a wonderful cover by Nikki McClure Sinful Folk by Ned Hayes was a much better book than I had expected. I remember choosing this book to review because the novel was…
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