In ‘ The Watson Girl’, FBI Special Agent Tess Winnett is sent to conduct a final interview with a convicted, soon to be executed, serial killer. During the course of the interview he reveals to her that he did not commit three of the murders of which he had been convicted. Tess becomes convinced of..
Review from Glimpse of Death →
Fun quick book that pulled me along from beginning to end. Enjoyed the plot and pacing. The characters felt pretty well rounded. I wasn’t sure going in if I’d care for the male narration if the protag was female but it worked. Kudos. My one complaint was the dialog in several places felt forced and..
Review from Glimpse of Death →
There were several twists in here that I really liked and did not see coming at all which just made for that much more of an interesting read for me. Unfortunately, I started reading this book too near bedtime and yes, while you were having breakfast this morning, I was reading this book. Ugh, I..
Can’t wait for more Jack Stratton stories told by Mr. Tell!!Thank you… you make the story that is already good… GREAT!
Review from The Forest of Assassins →
I was given this book to review quite some time ago and it somehow got lost in the shuffle. I am glad I found it. Even today, there is more written about the crisis in Iraq, Afghanistan and what is currently happening there. Only recently have there been accounts of the brave men who fought..
Review from The Watson Girl →
Any additional comments? “The Watson Girl” is my favorite kind of thriller – a tight, intricate story, featuring strong female leads, tons of twists and turns and a very satisfying ending. Leslie Wolfe expertly weaves a tale about a murdered family, the lose end that survived and the killer that’s behind it all. Typically I..
Review from Jack and the Giant Killer →
This audiobook is excellent. I loved the story, narration and all the characters. Can’t wait for the next one. The author did a great job.
Review from Glimpse of Death →
Glimpse of Death is my first read by this author: however it is the third in the series of novels featuring FBI Special Agent Tess Winnett. She is recuperating in hospital from her last case and is approached by Palm Beach County Detectives for any insight she can give them into their newest case. A..
Review from And Then She Was Gone →
kept me interested from beginning to end. characters are memorable. story line was solid. overall, good book. I would recommend.
Review from Priestess of War →
but it could have been better expected him to go different ways but it was overall a good book much more entertaining than my other fantasy novels he wrote