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30 Pieces Of Silver By Carolyn McCray
As usual, I’m a sucker for any book with remotely religious connections so I couldn’t resist this bestselling Kindle thriller! The book starts with a prologue in Jerusalem with the pain of the...
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The Writer By Augusto Pinaud
This is an interview with Augusto Pinaud, author of ‘The Writer’, a mystery-thriller. Tell us a bit about the book George Mason published the three books that made him famous. His secret is that he...
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Jackdaws By Ken Follett
Jackdaws is a fast-paced thriller set towards the end of the Second World War when a group of women must help the French Resistance to destroy a key Nazi communications post in time for the Allied...
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Carte Blanche, James Bond By Jeffrey Deaver
I had to read this book as I am a huge Bond fan and also enjoy Jeffrey Deaver’s Lincoln Rhyme series. For an American thriller author to write in the biggest British spy novel franchise, it’s quite the...
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Bible Of The Dead By Tom Knox
As always, I can’t resist anything remotely connected to religion and this book was especially interesting because it is mainly centred around Laos, and I don’t know much at all about that area. I love...
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The Shadow Project By Scott Mariani
I found my first Scott Mariani book in a secondhand bookstore and have gone on to devour several of these books in a row. They feature Ben Hope, ex SAS security consultant who gets involved in various...
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The Devil Colony By James Rollins
I love James Rollins and the Sigma Force novels. They are partly the inspiration for my own ARKANE novels. I’ve read all of them and one of my favorite characters is Painter Crowe, and this book...
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Cold Vengeance By Preston And Child
Special Agent Pendergast is an awesome hero, perhaps because he is just a bit odd and his family are a bunch of nutters, both living and dead. Pale and interesting with deep knowledge of arcane mystery...
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The Eight By Katherine Neville
The Eight is the story of the Montglane Abbey service, a chess set belonging to Charlemagne that carries a secret and a curse. There is a code embedded in the board and the pieces which must be...
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The Fear Index By Robert Harris
The Fear Index is an unexpected book from Robert Harris who is associated in my mind with historical thrillers like Pompeii and Fatherland, but it definitely doesn’t disappoint. I couldn’t put this...
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