Recent Reviews
The Skeleton Makes a Friend – The BOLO Books Review
Readers would be forgiven for assuming that a novel featuring an ambulatory skeleton as an amateur detective might not address too many real-world issues, however, Leigh Perry’s Family Skeleton series repeatedly proves that just because a book features paranormal...
Go To My Grave – The BOLO Books Review
When Catriona McPherson puts words to paper, readers can always count on the resulting story being unexpected and successful. Is there nothing this woman can’t write? First she has a much-loved historical cozy series, then she started writing the occasional – and...
Th1rt3en – The BOLO Books Review (UK Edition)
It is rare to find a novel with a hook so ingenious that the book immediately becomes a must-read, but that is exactly what Steve Cavanagh achieved with his newest novel, Th1rt3en. The novel is a legal thriller with the tag line: “The serial killer isn’t on trial,...
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2015 Stats
From the Booking Desk: I am often asked how I decide what to review. This is far too complicated a process for me to distill into one blog post, but in 2014 I started to post an analysis of how I obtained the books I ended up reviewing. Here is the data for 2015....
Happy Holidays!
From the Booking Desk: Things will be a little quiet around here for the rest of 2015. Don't worry, I'll pop in with a review or two, just not as often as usual. BOLO Books will be back into full swing with the New Year. In the meantime, I did want to wish you all a...
Triple Time with Crime and Music by Holstine, Love, Zgorski
From the Booking Desk: Happy Holidays! Dru Ann, Lesa, and I have gathered together to present another "Triple" post. We may have strayed a bit from our usual coverage of books, but we are still talking about crime. Read on to find out how. DRU ANN LOVE: This time...
