by Kristopher | May 16, 2014 | Review
Sophie Hannah has consistently been writing some of the most complex and psychologically acute mystery novels out there. The Telling Error, the ninth in her bestselling series, continues this tradition. Reading one of her novels is like looking into the private files...
by Kristopher | May 9, 2014 | Review
If you are at all tapped into the Young Adult book blogging scene, you have more than likely already heard that there is a new E. Lockhart book coming out. That book, We Were Liars, has been getting strong buzz around the blogosphere – and rightly so. The book is...
by Kristopher | May 2, 2014 | Review
For years now, Catriona McPherson has been making a name for herself with her historical mystery series starring Dandy Gilver. But recently, readers have become even more fortunate as she has taken the time out of her Dandy schedule to also write a few contemporary...
by Kristopher | Apr 25, 2014 | Review
The majority of works in the crime fiction genre tend to focus on either the path to a crime or the investigation into that crime, resulting in a solution. However, works like Remember Me Like This by Bret Anthony Johnston demonstrate that there can be compelling...
by Kristopher | Apr 18, 2014 | Review
It has been argued that the most important sentence of any novel is the first sentence. No doubt, even those readers who might not completely agree with this qualification can appreciate the power of a well-constructed opening line. A perfect case in point is the...
by Kristopher | Apr 11, 2014 | Review
Turning sweet, innocent Dorothy Gale into a megalomaniacal “mean girl” bitch might seem like a risky proposition for any author (let alone a debut author), but that is exactly what Danielle Paige has done in her first young adult novel, Dorothy Must Die. As the...
