Author Archives: L.Nolan, Editor

by Eric Larson Reviewed by Jeanne Garrett. In May of 1915 the British Cunard Line cruise ship, the Lusitania on a return voyage from New York to Liverpool, was torpedoed by a German U-boat in the Atlantic Ocean, off the … Continue reading →

Wave by Sonali Deraniyagala Reviewed by Lydia Nolan ©January 8, 2023 This novel is a true story, it is a devastatingly heart wrenching journey of loss and love beyond our wildest imagination. It is hard to believe people in other … Continue reading →

Red Flags by Lisa Black Reviewed by Lydia Nolan © December 4, 2022 Author Lisa Black has managed to do this feat carefully, as she moves the plot through, while we learn through foreshadow and deliberate character building, what happens when … Continue reading →

Review of The Shadows We Hide, by Allen Eskens By Lydia Nolan © January 10, 2023 This novel is a sort of, but not exactly, a sequel to “The Life We Bury” because it is about the same protagonist who is found … Continue reading →

Review of The Guise of Another, by Allen Eskens By Lydia Nolan © January 9, 2023 Author Allen Eskens has a knack for writing fantastic plots. This plot is no different. Eskens draws a unique character of a cop with prestigious … Continue reading →

Review of “Nothing More Dangerous” by Allen Eskens Reviewer, Lydia Nolan © January 9, 2023 It occurs to me that I have been reading this author quite a bit. For a couple of reasons. First, his writing–while grammatically and syntactically correct, … Continue reading →

by Louise Erdrich A Review by Editor, L. Nolan (2004). Harper Collins. New York, NY. ISBN 0-06-620975-7 This book is not your usual crime thriller, hero adventure, erotics, romance; frightful, playful or simple novel. It is about the life of people … Continue reading →