Monthly Archives: September 2026

No Prisoners by Ellis Blake – 2026

Hannah Lyon is a physicist; at one point in No Prisoners, she tells her young son, Joe, about the balance of energy in the universe — and how that balance can break down close to a black hole, allowing the … Continue reading →

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Somebody Always Comes Looking by Paul Cleave – 2026

“Whatever was in that bag — It was worth killing for.” Paul Cleave’s Somebody Always Comes Looking proved to be the perfect choice for the first thriller I have read in quite a while. It has all the best thriller … Continue reading →

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