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Nash Falls introduces readers to another lead character of Baldacci’s world of crime thrillers. Walter Nash is a money guy and is the best in the business. When the FBI approaches him to help find money laundering evidence by his boss, his life goes to hell. With both the police and the criminals after him, Nash has no choice but to accept help from an unexpected source, his estranged father’s best friend from Vietnam. This has all the hallmark suspense typical of a Baldacci

The Queen of Thrillers is back with an explosive story. When two young teens go missing, Officer Emmy Clifton follows every lead left behind to find the girls before it’s too late. But in a small town, everyone has secrets, and some are not meant to be revealed. With more twists and surprises, this story keeps you guessing. As with most of her stories, she delivers flawless writing and brutal reality. It’s no wonder she’s at the top of the elite writers of the genre.

Enter a fantasy land where nothing is as it seems. As children escaping the horrors of abuse, Mae and her sister Emmie fled to the strange woods around the family cottage in Willow’s End. There they played with a young child who lived in the wilds. When Emmie disappears, Mae becomes entangled in a fantasy world that helps her find her sister’s resting place. But something else has followed out of the woods, and it’s not there to help. The Shadowless is a fantasy that reads li

If you haven’t checked out the earlier books by Lewis, I have to ask, what the hell are you waiting for? The chronicles take place on the island of Tulare where magic is real, and the Old Gods play a role in the day-to-day life of the island. Nicole has had her powers hidden from her all her life. But now that she is slowly learning of her unique talents, she has become a formidable member of a local group of magical private investigators that hunt down those who use magic fo

Mickey Haller brings a lawsuit against a high-tech giant, which could have appeared directly from the front pages of a newspaper. The case deals with the murder of a young teen by her boyfriend. The circumstances leading up to this are the crux of the matter. An AI Companion coached the boyfriend to get rid of her. The moral issues of this story are front and center, and it’s a cautionary tale as important as 1984. We are on the crest of a new world, with changes in technolog

Dempsey and his Eber teammates team up with the Israelis after a brazen attack on American soil by Iranian terrorists. With missiles being exchanged by both countries, Dempsey gambles on an outrageous scheme to stem World War III. There is so much suspense and action in this series, you can’t put the book down. Looking for the next installment.

Brown brings forth another fast-paced thriller that has little to do with history, as so many of his past novels do. Rather, it looks at consciousness. Robert Langdon is in Prague to attend a lecture by his love-interest, Katherine Solomon. What should be a celebration of a new look at how we look at reality becomes a nightmare as invisible forces are at work trying to destroy all that she has researched. Nothing is as it seems, and Robert and Katherine are unable to trust an

Dempsey and the Tier One gang are back and hot on the trail of an ISIS terrorist who’s responsible for the death of one of Dempsey’s teammates. This time the threat is in the United States, and the terrorists are always one step ahead. This story becomes as real as it gets written by two former warriors. It doesn’t get any more authentic than that. You’ll sometimes wonder if you're reading a post-operative briefing. Tons of action and suspense right up to the last page.

Beatrice Monroe is a cop with a strange skill set. She can see things others can’t. She knows that some of the women of her family have this gift/curse. Beatrice is unsure which. But she can see Papa Sin, who is the personification of Evil, and Mama Root, who represents Good. It’s her job to maintain the balance between the two. When a woman shows up asking for help, Beatrice is pulled into a strange case that has people dying for no good reason on the same day each year. She

Follett delivers again and proves why he’s a master storyteller. This time, Follett takes us back to 2500 BC England, where the tribes are defined by their professions. They are herders, farmer, miners, and woodsmen. When the original temple is destroyed by a neighbouring tribe, a young priestess, Joia, is determined to rebuild using stone. As alliances and betrayals dodge the different characters through a life-altering drought, Jolia, and her brother-in-law, Seft, plan to u