The Names of the Dead by Kevin Wignall
The question that lingers, and one that is very relevant for today, is whether people trained to excel in war and counter-terrorism are "monsters" or just have ...
The question that lingers, and one that is very relevant for today, is whether people trained to excel in war and counter-terrorism are "monsters" or just have ...
Picked this up at a library sale and read it immediately. Good clean fun adventure with interesting characters and a sense of humor. Just what I needed for some...
School Library Journal: "The swiftly paced, highly imaginative plot draws a myriad of threads together to form a web of characters, magic, and integrated lives....
All in all, a satisfying novel with just the right blend of romance, mystery and the love of books.
Perhaps not surprisingly for a first novel, it was a little choppy and started slow; a little rough around the edges you might say. But once it gets going in ha...
An ode to the vanished West that captures the splendor of the Rockies as much as the small human mysteries that pass through them, this svelte stand-alone has ...