Book Reviews And Comments By Rick O

The gloom master is darker than normal in this second book of the Border Trilogy. Published in 1994, Cormac McCarthy once again takes the ...

Mickey Spillane’s Mike Hammer transcends toughness in his 1947 debut novel that sets the tone for this vigilante Private Investigator. Ha...

The Nobel Prize winning novel (1962) examines this question: Can one take a respite from good morals, do things totally out of character, ...

Dan Brown should be named the comeback writer of the year after his mediocre novel, The Lost Symbol , crashed and burned in 2009. Though ...

The premise of this novel was innovative and ingenious for the first hundred pages or so. Then it sputtered and fizzled out like a dud fir...

If this story is real, it’s great news for every good egg out there. If you are not a straight shooter then I suggest you grab a copy of D...

I like my history written with a little pizzazz, but unfortunately this book had a drowsy effect on me. Many reading sessions ended with m...