Review: Fatemarked

Fatemarked by David Estes
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Make yourself comfortable so you take in all that goes on in this book, as the first book in the Fatemarked Epic tales we are introduced to a cast of characters that will blow your mind in a tangled mess of juxtaposing. Love conquers all or opposites attract or even loyalty and duty are everything is what comes to mind while reading this harrowing tale of a prophecy of the death of seven Kings before the kingdoms will have peace. Did you like books by JR Toilken or RR Martin then you will love this.

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Review: Murder on the Marshes

Murder on the Marshes by Clare Chase
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

When you been stalked before you might think you know what to expect but when journalist Tara Thorpe receives a threatening doll it brings back the nightmares and also a handsome police detective. With so many suspects and a revenge that was long in coming this was a real who done it tale. I look forward to reading "Death on the River" the next book in this series.

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Review: Shark: Infested Waters

Shark: Infested Waters by P.K. Hawkins
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The movie Anaconda came to mind when I was reading the part concerning the rough shape of the boat that the unsuspecting vacationers have booked for a week cruise through the Amazon on. Things start going from bad to worse when the drunken Captain strands the vacationers on a small piece of land that is shrinking quite quickly from the monsoon rains only to learn that the bull sharks are very hungry. Just when you think nothing else could go wrong, one of the vacationers is actually a murder on the run.

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Review: The Mark

The Mark by Jason Pinter
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Everyone says that Henry Parker is an old man's name but what they don't realize is how resourceful he really is. Pinned with a murder he didn't commit, on the run from not only just one pissed of detective but also a highly paid assassin is on his tail too he must clear his name before he ends up dead. Well paced with plenty of twists in the action and drama unfolding with each turning of the page.

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Review: In Sheep's Clothing

In Sheep's Clothing by Emily Kimelman
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

War is hell and women who lives are affected by it are made into either slaves or fighters. When Sydney Rye goes missing after a botched mission where she is left mortally wounded in Afganistan. Jihad fanatics have kidnapped many young women but many are rising up against their captors all on the words of a woman who comes out of the desert to free her fellow women and kill their captors. An interesting book but I would have liked to have had a little more background on the organization and who is Sydney Rye? Maybe I should have started on the first book instead of the ninth. Overall it had a good storyline.

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Review: The Mansion

The Mansion by Ezekiel Boone
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

In our ever increasing desires to make our lives more productive, we rely on new computer technology to help us along. But, at what cost are we entrusting our lives and the lives of our loved ones to a possible tragedy at the hands of a machine who's been invaded by an evil ghost in the machine? In this Syfy thriller, we find two young men who have invented a software program called "Nellie" that will interpret your every need before you even know you want it. When Billy and Emily had left Shawn at the cabin, they walked away from the project that would make Shawn a mega-billionaire many times over and with Billy and Emily hitting really tough times, so when Shawn invites Billy to fix the "Nellie" program he is overjoyed to accept the job. Things start out fine but things start going wrong from day one. I found this book both entertaining and intriguing, good characters and a nice flow to the overall book.

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