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What is Mine by Norwegian author Anne Holt is the first book about lawyer Johanne Vik and detective Adam Stubo. I have already read the other one, What Never Happens. I grabbed this in my local supermarket for a quick summer read, and I will say that Anne Holt delivers. I finished it in no […]
Plague Year by Jeff Carlson is the first in a trilogy. It is a post-apocalyptic tale about nanotechnology gone wrong, wiping out most of the world’s population except for those few, scattered survivors plus a crew of scientists aboard a space station, where they’ve been since before the nano-plague began, and they have been floating […]
I Can See You is the first novel by Karen Rose that I’ve read. It seems like there is a prequel to this story called Don’t Tell which also has Eve Wilson as the main protagonist. I did not suspect that there was a previous book about Eve, and thought that all the happenings mentioned […]
Roadside Crosses by Jeffery Deaver is book # 2 in a series featuring special agent and body language expert Kathryn Dance. I didn’t know that there was a # 1 when I got this book, and it did not really matter. Roadside crosses are found appearing along the roads and highways but before any accidents/deaths […]
I bought Bad Friends by Claire Seeber somehow thinking it was YA. I had even placed it on my YA-shelf, and when I picked it up last week to read, I was also sure it was YA. Until a few pages in when the drinks began to flow and the cigarettes were smoked. Then I […]
While I Live is the first book in the Ellie Chronicles which is sort of a sequel to John Marsden’s Tomorrow-series (the link is for my review of the first book in the Tomorrow-series). I really loved that series, and wanted to read more about what happened to Ellie, Homer, Lee and the other friends […]
American Nightmares is Volume 2 in the graphic edition of Stephen King’s The Stand. I have previously read Volume 1 which you can read about here. The grahic edition still follows the original storyline from the book by Stephen King, and we are now in the very last stages of the superflu that killed more […]
Wicked Prey by John Sandford is book # 19 in the Lucas Davenport series, which I can truthfully say is a very well established series. The books in the series, of which I have read all, is generally of a high quality, but in my opinion some of the books have a much stronger storyline […]
This World We Live In by Susan Beth Pfeffer is the third book in the series or trilogy with the “official name” The Last Survivors. Before the series was called Moon Crash Series or Moon Crash Trilogy or other similar names. But since it says The Last Survivors in bright letters on the front cover, […]
Central Copenhagen, Denmark. Check out Charlotte’s blog The Book On The Hill. Charlotte is French and presents every week a special post, where a blogger from anywhere around the world is interviewed. A great way to get to know other bloggers…around the world. You can also sign up to do the interview yourself. This week […]
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