by B.D. Lawrence | Aug 10, 2025 | Reviews
The Unhired Hand by R.O. Lane This book is a short western featuring frontier justice. The bad guy is motivated mostly by greed and evil not vengeance. No redemption that I’ll give credit for, but there was an opportunity. This is the first western I’ve read in some...
by B.D. Lawrence | Aug 2, 2025 | Reviews
The Last Wife by Matt McGregor This psychological thriller features justice and maybe some redemption. There’s always this debate about prologues. I’ve even seen some say they skip right past them. Don’t skip the prologue in this one. The prologue is indicative of the...
by B.D. Lawrence | Jul 25, 2025 | Reviews
Death in the Kremlin by E.J. Simon This thriller has some elements of near-term science fiction as the AI in the book is more advanced than where we’re at. Simon published it in November of 2024 and set the book into 2025. There is some justice, probably more poetic...
by B.D. Lawrence | Jul 14, 2025 | Reviews
Line of Fire by Taylor S. Newport This spy thriller doesn’t quite hit any of my tags. Justice is not served. There’s the beginning of redemption, but not there yet. And it’s not really about vengeance. The bad guys are power-hungry. The good guys are in it for cash...
by B.D. Lawrence | Jul 3, 2025 | Reviews
With Mercy’s Eyes by D.T. Powell This book is about true redemption twice over. The lives of two interesting and similar characters are intertwined. The reader is taken on a painful, frustrating, emotional, and ultimately inspirational journey of both these...
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