by B.D. Lawrence | Feb 17, 2023 | Reviews
No Where Safe by Kate Bold This is crime fiction, so it hits the justice button. There is one relationship where redemption is achieved. Harley Cole is an FBI agent who works in the behavioral analysis unit (BAU). She’s described as a profiler. This is a popular role...
by B.D. Lawrence | Feb 16, 2023 | News
Blood on the Cat Marble Hill is a small town in Iowa. It was built so that no one ever has to make a left turn. Read the story and you’ll get the reference. This town also has a disproportionate amount of crime. Chief Tom Petrosky gave up his detective job with the...
by B.D. Lawrence | Feb 14, 2023 | Reviews
Originals: How Non-Conformists Move the World by Adam Grant I read this book for work, so it has nothing to do with justice or vengeance. But potentially, it could be redeeming, bringing out one’s hidden innovation potential. Originals covers many areas. These areas...
by B.D. Lawrence | Feb 7, 2023 | Reviews
Every Dead Thing by John Connolly All three of the themes are in this intense crime thriller. Revenge as Charlie Parker pursues the man responsible for his wife and daughter’s death (no spoiler, it’s in the prologue), justice as most crime thrillers and PI novels...
by B.D. Lawrence | Jan 12, 2023 | Reviews
Citadel (The Palladium Wars Book 3) by Marko Kloos I had to read book three after finishing book two of this series. This final volume (or is it?) definitely has justice. The adversaries are out for revenge. And one of our main characters finds redemption, though in...
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