Tag Archives: Crime Thriller

Gus Pelagatti’s “The Wicked Wives”

Posted on April 7, 2013 by Reginald Burnette

Publisher:  Mill City Press Copyright:  2008, 2011 ISBN:  978-1-936780-63-1 46 Chapters; 292 pages   I.  Murder Book Summary It’s 1937 and Giorgio DiSipio is having the time of his life.  He’s married to a disabled woman but that isn’t stopping … Continue reading →

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Kathy Reichs “Bones Are Forever”

Posted on March 21, 2013 by Reginald Burnette

  Publisher:  Scribner; a division of Simon & Schuster, Inc Copyright:  2012 ISBN:  978-1-4391-0243-5 40 Chapters; 283 pages   I.  Murder Book Summary 27 year old Amy Roberts is a young woman with many names and many problems.  She has … Continue reading →

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Kathy Reichs and Guatine (Gus) Pelagatti

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Reginald Burnette

My problem as a book reviewer has always been that I’m so darn slow as a reader. That has become an especially difficult problem to deal with this past holiday season coupled with a huge computer failure and a sudden … Continue reading →

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Merry Christmas, Alex Cross By James Patterson

Posted on January 28, 2013 by Reginald Burnette

  Publisher: Little, Brown and Company Copyright: 2012 ISBN: 978-0-316-21068-3 Hard cover edition, 109 chapters; 323 pages There is an old-school movie that some of you may remember entitled “Death Takes A Holiday”, starring Fredric March.  Released in 1934, it … Continue reading →

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Tales of Tomasewski By Del Staecker

Posted on January 7, 2013 by Reginald Burnette

Publish:  Musa Publishing Copyright:  2012 ISBN:  978-I-6I937-819-3 204pgs; 12 Chapters     I.                   Murder Book Summary: As the title implies, this is a book of tales (short stories), about detective Jake Thompson’s most interesting cases to date.  Each tale is … Continue reading →

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Del Staecker: Tales of Tomasewski

Posted on December 16, 2012 by Reginald Burnette

Hey there, murder book fans: This is just a short note to let you know what I’m up to today.  I am currently reading a small little novel by Del Staecker entitled Tales of Tomasewski. Normally I don’t like writing … Continue reading →

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Lust, Money & Murder (Book 1) By Mike Wells

Posted on December 10, 2012 by Reginald Burnette

  Normally I wouldn’t begin to write a book review until I’ve completely finished reading the book.  And normally I wouldn’t buy one third of a book without buying the remaining two thirds. Confused?  Well, the first third was a … Continue reading →

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John Sandford’s “Mad River: A Virgil Flowers Novel”

Posted on November 14, 2012 by Reginald Burnette

Publisher:  The Penguin Group Copyright:  2012 ISBN 978-0-399-15770-7 (Hardcover Edition) 307 pages (Hardcover); 26 Chapters   I.  Murder Book Summary:   Southwestern Minnesota hasn’t had to deal with this kind of problem since…well, since never. A trio of angry, loser-type … Continue reading →

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And what am I reading this time around?

Posted on November 5, 2012 by Reginald Burnette

Well, it’s a fast paced action thriller that I’m sure many (if not most) of you have heard of.  Its John Sandford’s latest entitled “Mad River”.  It’s the 6th of a series about Virgil Flowers, an investigator for and a … Continue reading →

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Stephen R. Coar’s “The Deadly Track…A Ride against Time”

Posted on October 23, 2012 by Reginald Burnette

Stephen R. Coar, a new entry into the wonderful world of crime thriller authors, was kind enough to forward to me a copy of his new book for review.  I’m honored that he thought my humble opinion was so important.  … Continue reading →

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