Category Archives: Book Reviews

The year in review – interviews and reviews of 2013

Posted on December 31, 2013 by

Tweet As we close out 2013, I would like to take the opportunity to wish everyone a Happy New Year. I know this has been a challenging year for many out there, but I hope that God found some special … Continue reading →

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Death Without Company by Craig Johnson

Posted on December 26, 2013 by

Tweet Death Without Company By Craig Johnson Penguin Books Reviewed by Keith Jones Craig Johnson follows up his debut novel in grand style with “Death Without Company.” Along with another great story, Johnson gives us an insight into the Basque … Continue reading →

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The Last Man by Vince Flynn

Posted on December 19, 2013 by

Tweet The Last Man By Vince Flynn Reviewed by Keith Jones Finishing reading “The Last Man” is a bittersweet experience. It is always satisfying to complete a good book and getting closure on the story you have spent some time … Continue reading →

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Review: The Western Front by Archer Garrett

Posted on November 8, 2013 by

Tweet The Western Front By Archer Garrett Reviewed by Keith Jones “The Western Front” kicks off a series of dystopic books by Archer Garrett. In this book, Archer Garrett does a great job of laying out the America in free-fall … Continue reading →

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The Maltese Falcon by Dashiell Hammett

Posted on November 4, 2013 by

Tweet The Maltese Falcon By Dashiell Hammett Reviewed by Keith Jones In my continuing effort to catch up on classics along with the newer books I have been reading, I picked up a copy of the quintessential hard boiled mystery … Continue reading →

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MWSA 2013 Anthology

Posted on November 2, 2013 by

Tweet Our Voices: Military Writers Society of America Red Engine Press Reviewed by Keith Jones The personal essay is one of the most powerful forms of writing. It bares the soul and reveals the inner life of the writer. The … Continue reading →

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The Cold Dish by Craig Johnson

Posted on October 13, 2013 by

Tweet The Cold Dish By Craig Johnson Penguin Books Reviewed by Keith Jones Those who are viewers of the A & E television series, Longmire, will recognize the characters in “The Cold Dish” because this is the book that started … Continue reading →

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A Passel of Hate by Joe Epley

Posted on September 25, 2013 by

Tweet A Passel of Hate By Joe Epley Reviewed by Keith Jones “A Passel of Hate” brings a little known, but pivotal battle of the American Revolution to life. In this book, Joe Epley crafts a tale surrounding the Battle … Continue reading →

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Nightfall Over Nicodemus by R. G. Yoho

Posted on September 23, 2013 by

Tweet Nightfall Over Nicodemus By R. G. Yoho White Feather Press, Hamilton, MI Reviewed by Keith Jones R. G. Yoho does it again with “Nightfall Over Nicodemus.” In this fast paced Western, Yoho weaves the little known town of Nicodemus, … Continue reading →

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In the Shadow of Suribachi by Joyce Faulkner

Posted on June 20, 2013 by

Tweet In the Shadow of Suribachi By Joyce Faulkner Red Engine Press Reviewed by J. Keith Jones “In the Shadow of Suribachi” is a heart wrenching tale of young men facing their defining moment on Iwo Jima… and in some … Continue reading →

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