by Billbrown | Aug 26, 2014 | Action Adventure, Book reviews, Murder Mystery, Thriller Novels
A book review by Bill Brown of John D McDonald’s Travis McGee mystery story, “Dress Her in Indigo.” I think I discovered John D. MacDonald’s Travis McGee thriller novels when I was a senior in high school and devoured all 21 at least once....
by Billbrown | Jul 28, 2014 | Action Adventure, Book reviews, Murder Mystery, Thriller Novels
Book Review of Robert Tannenbaum’s “Tragic” by William F Brown. I used to love this series and read all of Tannenbaum’s excellent thriller novels and bought the new book as soon as it came out. Robert K. Tannenbaum has published 25 novels,...
by Billbrown | Jul 24, 2014 | Action Adventure, Book reviews, Mystery, Suspense Fiction, Thriller Novels
The Racketeer, by John Grisham. He Is usually the master of the southern legal thriller, with well-known and best-selling books and films such as “The Firm,” “The Pelican Brief,” “A Time to Kill,” “The Client,” “The Runaway Jury,” “The Chamber,” and many more. “The...
by Billbrown | Jun 27, 2014 | Action Adventure, Book reviews, Murder Mystery, Thriller Novels
The Hunter and The Outfit were written by Donald E. Westlake, who was one of the most amazing and perhaps least known American writers of the 20th Century. As unbelievable as it sounds, he was the author of over 100 thriller novels, screenplays, and short story...
by Billbrown | Jun 24, 2014 | Action Adventure, Book reviews, Murder Mystery, Suspense Fiction, Thriller Novels
The suspense thriller Silence of the Lambs — whether you look at the novel written by Thomas Harris in 1988, the working screenplay and storybook by Ted Tally from 1990, the resulting movie directed by Jonathan Demme in 1991, or the magical performances of its...
by Billbrown | Jun 22, 2014 | Action Adventure, Book reviews, Historical, Thriller Novels, WW II action adventure
“Flowers From Berlin” by Noel Hynd was first published in hardback 1985. Kindle released the “25th Anniversary Edition” last year, and while I don’t quite understand Amazon math, like “Day Of the Jackal,” in 1971, “The Eagle Has Landed,” in 1975, and “Eye of the...
