A young woman private investigator (and former police officer) is hired by an ex-convict to find a teenage boy who had done him a favor. He gives the PI a check for $25,000 to deliver to the boy, and then …
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I picked “The Rock Hole” off the New Mysteries shelf entirely because of the author’s name. I just knew “Reavis Z. Wortham” had to be an old country boy who could tell a good tale. And by golly, I was …
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I liked how “Saving Max” kept me reading and wondering what would happen to the main characters and how each one would fall into the plot. I didn’t like that at some points it seemed to drag on and could …
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I LOVED this book. This is a wonderful page-turner. I could hardly wait till I had time to read, and when I did read, I didn’t want to put the book down. Mysteries are my favorite kind of books. Grabenstein …
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Sherlock Holmes was not the first literary detective in history (that honor goes to C. Auguste Dupin, the detective in Edgar Allan Poe’s “Murders in the Rue Morgue“), but he is without question the most famous. Which naturally has made …
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Having been hooked by the new show based on the series on A&E, I jumped at a chance to try out the books themselves while on vacation recently. I liked that the characters were (for once, when reading a series …
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