If you like conspiracy theories, political issues, and tension between nations while secret operations are in progress, pay very close attention to this book, because Humphrey Hawksley is a pro in writing them, and the book was based on real occurrences, mostly, which you can tell by the details of the explanations. Man on Fire... Continue Reading →
“The Last of The Gifted, Book 2- Water Sight” By Marie Powell
Before I start the review, I want you to keep this in mind: BUY THIS BOOK Seriously. BUY THIS BOOK, and the previous one. Why? Because It's SO FREAKING AMAZING, that you should actually panic. Marie Powell K I L L E D I T! DAMN! I could not let this book go, not even... Continue Reading →
“The Line Between” by Tosca Lee
Tosca Lee is one of those authors you thank god you’ve found and “The Line Between” is the testament to that. What an incredible book this is, but before we tell you why, let us talk a little about the skills the author offers. The first thing you will realize, is the authors ability to... Continue Reading →
Highwayman By M. J. Preston
A twisted young man that finds pleasure in killing, a dyslexic limp, money, a machete, the Feds and an author that means BUSINESS! Disclaimer: In order to keep our reviews Unbiased, we don't accept payments beforehand, and we don't get affiliate earnings on ANY book sales we review and promote. Thank you. Unlike some thrillers... Continue Reading →
Secret Sky by JP McLean
An accident, a semi-conscious victim, paramedics and... dark humor? That's when you know you might have a great book in your hands and Secret Sky by JP McLean promises, in its first paragraphs, to be an adventure, but does the book live up to seasoned readers expectations? YES IT DOES! With a very nice description... Continue Reading →
Fear & Longing in Los Angeles By Mark Leslie
How'd your love life be like, if you turned into wolf at night and had to fight crime? Mark Leslie explores this possibility in a entertaining, smooth and unique way blending romance with fantasy and sprinkling it with a good dose of thriller and action. If you like an unique, well-written romance sprinkled with desire... Continue Reading →
“The Day of The Swans” By Linda M James
If you never read a psychological thriller, The Day of The Swans by Linda M James will give you the PERFECT introduction to the genre! The word “psychology” itself might make some turn back, close the book and run from the store in panic, but, just like many readers, this is my first time reading... Continue Reading →
The Rhythm of Life by Randy Gerritse
This is the testament of the saying: "Never Judge a book by its cover". I repeat: Don't let the cover fool you, because after you read it you will come to one of two conclusions: 1- This took SEVERAL years to write. OR... 2- This was written by a literary GENIUS! The Rhythm of Life... Continue Reading →
The World Of Thermo – Thermometer Rising By Guy Walton (The Review)
Global Warming! Yes, a scary phrase with even scarier after-thoughts. Maybe that's what stops many of us from learning more about it and teach them to the ones that will suffer the most with it, our children, BUT! If that's the case, fret no more because Mr. Guy Walton has written a great children's book... Continue Reading →
Six Strings By C. Billie Brunson (The review)
This isn't the first time reviewing a C. Billie Brunson's book, in fact, the very first book review on Scribble's Worth was of "Heart of Malice". Since Heart of Malice was launched in 2015, we can definitely say that Mrs. Brunson has done her homework with diligence, because "Six Strings" is a total PUNCHER. I... Continue Reading →
