Category: Crime

A Thought-Provoking Dystopian Journey John Fennec's Artificial Artifacts is a haunting collection of short stories that delve deep into the complexities of artificial intelligence and its potential impact on humanity. While the narrative jumps between different time periods, the overall theme remains consistent: the unsettling possibility of AI surpassing human intelligence and consciousness. The stories … Continue reading Artificial Artifacts →

Rachel Maddow's Prequel is a gripping and timely exploration of the American homefront during the rise of fascism in the 1930s. With her blend of historical research and engaging storytelling, Maddow reveals a chilling parallel between the past and present, Prequel reads as a pacy thriller rather than a dry history The book delves into … Continue reading Prequel →

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Gripping, Layered, and Immensely Satisfying Tony Parsons delivers yet another brilliant police mystery with Murder for Busy People. The book masterfully weaves together three compelling threads. The main plot—whether a recently released criminal is bent on vengeance—keeps you on edge with its perfectly timed twists and turns. The secondary plot, involving police officers potentially … Continue reading Murder for Busy People →

Steve Goble's "Go Find Daddy" offers a blend of mystery, action, and character development. At the heart of the story is Ed Runyon, a former SWAT officer turned private investigator. His tough-as-nails exterior hides a vulnerability that makes him a surprisingly relatable protagonist. Goble's narrative unfolds at a steady pace, keeping readers engaged from the … Continue reading Go Find Daddy →