The Girl on the Train –
The BOLO Books Review

There is no set formula for how a book generates buzz, however, there are certain books each year that start to appear on the general consciousness of the public for whatever reason. It starts with industry buzz during the manuscript stages, then the reviewers start...

Vanished –
The BOLO Books Review

In her second novel, Vanished, Elizabeth Heiter wastes no time jumping into the story and rarely slows down during the mad-dash to the end. Thriller fans should not miss this paperback original by a promising new name on the suspense landscape. Vanished is a story...

A Moment By The Sea –
A BOLO Books Short Story Review

From The Booking Desk: Since we are in the midst of two holiday weeks, I had planned to forgo publishing a review this week and next. However, when Ragnar Jónasson posted free access to an English-language holiday short story of his, I knew this was the perfect review...

Die Again – The BOLO Books Review

Tess Gerritsen’s series featuring Jane Rizzoli and Maura Isles now numbers ten novels along with a successful television series. As with any series featuring recurring characters, there is always the chance of the chemistry starting to fail or for the plots to go...

Dark Tides – The BOLO Books Review (UK Edition)

Sometimes a good story well told is the most rewarding experience. In the case of Chris Ewan’s Dark Tides, this is most definitely the case. Ewan tells his tale in what seems like a very simple manner; however, the reality is that the structure of the novel is just...

BOLO Books’ Top Reads of 2014

From the Booking Desk: It is that time of year again. Various review outlets and fans have been posting their listings of the best novels of last year. Since I have not read every book published, I prefer to call my list, Top Reads. This year was a particularly...