A Dive into Intrigue: My Thoughts on One Night in Tehran: A Titus Ray Thriller When I first picked up One Night in Tehran: A Titus Ray Thriller by Luana Ehrlich, I’ll admit, I was intrigued more by the title than anything else. A CIA operative tangled in a moral web while navigating the complexities …
Review of Born Under a Bad Sign: An Action Thriller (Junior Owens Case Files Book 1) There’s something undeniably gripping about a story that kicks off with a protagonist fresh out of prison, eager to keep his life on the straight and narrow yet drawn into chaos almost immediately. William Miller’s Born Under a Bad …
Thrilling Entrapment in "Edge of Honor" by Brad Thor As a longtime fan of thrillers, I often find myself delving into the pages of a gripping tale that promises to transport me to the heart of political intrigue and action. Brad Thor’s latest addition to the Scot Harvath series, Edge of Honor, immediately caught my …
Finding Courage in Darkness: A Review of Allison Buccola’s The Ascent There’s something incredibly magnetic about a novel that promises to delve deep into the shadows of trauma and identity, and that’s exactly what drew me to The Ascent, Allison Buccola’s sophomore offering. The early whispers of its intricate plot and psychological depth pulled me …
Review of The Hard Line (Gray Man Book 15) by Mark Greaney As an avid fan of thrillers, I’ve always found myself drawn to characters that straddle the fine line between morality and necessity. Mark Greaney’s The Hard Line, the latest installment in the Gray Man series, topped my must-read list purely by its enticing …
A Dive into the Digital Abyss: My Thoughts on Incredible Doom: A Graphic Novel (Incredible Doom, 1) I stumbled upon Incredible Doom by Matthew Erman and Lisa Sterle at my local bookstore, its striking cover almost begging me to pick it up. As someone who grew up navigating the early internet and reveling in the …