Books, Coffee & beyond
A Map of the dark by Karen Ellis Ruby Haverstock, a 17-year-old girl has been abducted at the end of her shift working in a Café on Friday evening. Detective Lex Cole, a new to the department Detective who’s just spent three years undercover with Vice is assigned to the case. It is his first... Continue Reading →
Two Girls down by Louisa Luna is a fast paced mystery driven by great characters. In a small Pennsylvania town, two girls Kailey and Bailey gets kidnapped. Their mother’s family hires the bounty hunter Alice Vega to find the missing girls. Alice Vega has a great track record in finding missing people. It’s her specialty.... Continue Reading →
Through " The Lying Kind", Alison James introduces Detective Rachel Prince. Another police procedural with a strong female lead. So how does it stand from the others ? Six year old- Lola Jade Harper is taken away from her home. The mother of the child blames it on her estranged husband Gavin Harper. The local... Continue Reading →
The Changeling by Victor LaValle The Changeling is a fairy tale for adults. It talks about our fears, insecurities, obsession with phones and computers, racism along with witches and trolls. “A bad fairy tale has some simple goddamn moral. A great fairy tale tells the truth.” Changeling is one such fairy tale. Apollo Kagwa's father... Continue Reading →
Little girl Lost (DI Robyn Carter Book 1) by Carol Wyer After finishing DI Kim Stone series by Angela Marsons, this book showed up on my suggested books and I decided to give it a go. And, I was not disappointed. The story starts when Alice's mother leaves her with her step siblings and decides... Continue Reading →
Book Review : The Breakdown by B.A.Paris This one is hard to review. I haven't read the author's debut " Behind Closed Doors" . After reading this, will I go go back and read her first book ? maybe.. Here is the plot: Cass Anderson drives home from a party on a stormy night. On... Continue Reading →
Broken Bones (DI Kim Stone Book 7) by Angela Marsons If you haven't read the Kim Stone Series before and are wondering if you should start with this one, I would suggest not. I recommend that you start with Book 1. Even though each book is a standalone story of its own, understanding how... Continue Reading →
