Fiction
The Adjustment by Scott Phillips. Post-War Wichita, KS is an airplane town. Built on cattle drives, the town now runs on airplane manufacturing. Army vet Wayne Ogden is out to destroy Collins Aircraft and its founder. But, in return, Wayne is being blackmailed. Corruption, violence, illicit sex and booze, innocent romance. Phillips does real good work.
The Devil All the Time by Donald Ray Pollock. Rural residents of Southern Ohio and West Virginia followed over 20 years. I read Pollocks short story collection Knockemstiff after reading a recommendation from author Craig Davidson. Knockemstiff was good.
Cold Vengeance by Preston and Child. Revenge and international settings.
The Sixes by Kate White. Lame cover with a motif you have seen a million times.
Victory and Honor by W.E.B Griffin and William E. Butterworth IV. Spy operations at the end of world war two.
Darkness My Old Friend by Lisa Unger. Cover has a girl running through foggy, dark woods.
The Pack by Jason Starr. Starr does suspense and crime novels. Laid off dad meets other dads in a park. Joins them for drinks. Starts to change...
Wild Rose by Jennifer Donnelly. Romance.
Devil Colony by James Rollins. My enthusiasm is fading.
Iron House by John Hart. I am almost finished.
Death Factory by Joe Domenici. Ah, finished. Now to add italics and and post this thing.
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