Monthly Archives: September 2012

James Patterson’s “I Michael Bennett”: A Review With Michael Ledwidge

Posted on September 22, 2012 by Reginald Burnette

Publisher:  Little, Brown, and Company Copyright:  2012 109 Chapters; 383 pages I.  Murder Book Summary Forbes lists him as one of the wealthiest men on earth.  Law enforcement lists him as one of the most ruthless drug lords on the … Continue reading →

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So, Which Murder Book Am I reading now?

Posted on September 15, 2012 by Reginald Burnette

I’m so glad you asked that question.  James Patterson is always a good read and he’s best known for his collaborations with other writers. A few days ago I started reading I, Michael Bennett which Mr. Patterson co-writes with Michael … Continue reading →

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Linda Castillo’s “Gone Missing”: A Review

Posted on September 8, 2012 by Reginald Burnette

Minotaur Books, New York/St Martin’s Press 26 Chapters; 277 pages I.  Murder Book Summary You see it on television and read about it in the newspaper.  You shake your head sadly as you reach for your morning coffee.  “What’s the … Continue reading →

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Well, there’s Good News…and Bad News

Posted on September 2, 2012 by Reginald Burnette

The Good News:  I’m a slow reader and I’m almost finished reading “Gone Missing” by Linda Castillo The Bad News:  I’m a slow reader and I’m still reading “Gone Missing” by Linda Castillo I’m about 3 quarters of the way … Continue reading →

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