Book Reviews And Comments By Rick O

It seems to me that Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child are engaged in a duel to see who can write the best thriller. This book is Preston...

This is an intriguing way to write another book about zombies. The book consists entirely of interviews of three to seven pages with the s...

This is the sequel to To Try Men's Souls and the second book of their American Revolutions series by the prolific writers' Newt G...

The subtitle says it's a thriller , and that is a understatement! Lincoln Child, in his first solo book, has written what I call a des...

Paolo Bacigalupi has written a unusual but compelling novel involving the biotechnology of food sources, mutant animals and insects, and ...

If Guy Gavriel Kay wanted to write a trilogy or adapt a novel for a TV miniseries, this was his chance. This great book is similar to Geor...

Seth Grahame-Smith writes another novel out of the new genre of books that marries historical fiction with fantasy/horror. What's next...

Newt Gingrich and William R. Forstchen leave the Civil War and World War II to write their first book about the Revolutionary War. The boo...

Ken Follett's spectacular historical novel reminds me of one of my favorite movie titles: The Good (Prior Phillip), The Bad (Bishop Wa...

Having read four previous Dan Simmons novels, I anxiously awaited this 2010 novel. I certainly was not disappointed! This is a imaginative...