Heartwood by James Lee Burke Billy Bob Holland is a former Texas Ranger turned lawyer. During his gun-slinging days on the border, he killed many men, most of them Mexican drug mules transporting narcotics into Texas. It was on one of those raids that he accidentally shot and killed his partner and best friend, LQ […]
Dark In Death by J.D. Robb The work never ends for Lieutenant Eve Dallas of the New York homicide squad in the year 2061. Although Eve has all she could ever need in terms of wealth and love – being married to Irish billionaire, Roarke – she is still an extremely driven person. Eve’s childhood […]
Yep, it had to happen, the Eighties have become retro. Heaven help us all who were there the first time round. Synthesizers, funny-looking boots, Apartheid and mullets which were the worst hairstyles since hair was invented (even worse than those of Cromwell’s New Model Army, and they were some weird-looking fellas). Thankfully, there were some […]
Clint Eastwood has always been big at the box office. His movies span decades and have enthralled millions. He has been successful both in front and behind the camera. Westerns, military flicks, tough cops, vigilante and astronaut, big Clint has done it all, almost. Here is one list of his ten best. If you enjoyed […]
This is a brief intro to the well-liked US author of such classics as The Cartel and The Power of the Dog. Winslow is a masterful writer and appears here to be a grounded and personable individual. – If you care, give it a share –
This is a nice meeting with the famous author of many popular series, including Dave Robicheaux and Billy Bob Holland (Burke’s maternal line is named Holland). The interviewer is Burke’s daughter, Pamela, and the other interviewee is his other daughter, Alafair. It’s interesting to see a little of the family dynamic. Rebel Voice‘s last review […]
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