Police Chief Justin Westwood is content to escape his big-city past in sleepy East End Harbor, but the brutal murder of a Wall Street shark is about to change all that--not least because Westwood was in bed with the victim's wife at the time. National bestselling author Russell Andrews returns w...
I gave it four, because I couldn't give it 3 1/2 stars and I don't think it deserved 3. I liked it quite a bit and the characters were believable. There were some nasty characters created, some were created so well I didn't even want to read what there were thinking. It was a good book with a ran...
The thing about conspiracy stories is that you have to have a secret admiration of and faith in the competence of the conspirators. Now, I, being a realist, know perfectly well, that no group of people in government or business, have anywhere near the requisite skills to pull off fixing a tricyc...
For a moment he didn’t know where he was. His dreams had kept him in Rayette and Danny’s world during the night, and when he forced his eyes open, he was surprised to find himself in his own bed. When the phone had begun ringing, Carl was dreaming that he had been buried in the dirt alongside Ray...
The Daily News. Page fourteen. A small story in the lower right-hand corner. She was not surprised, of course. Although she mourned and she grieved. Not as much as she needed to, though. She hadn't had the time to mourn properly. For one thing, Joe had been with her the whole time, almost since t...