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Tag Archives: david baldacci
What I’ve Been Reading: From Theology To Veronica Mars (Book Reviews)
The Dark Knight, Veronica Mars, theology by Pope Francis and the Shooks, this week’s “What I’ve Been Reading” has a little bit of something for all kinds of readers. Batman Eternal Volume I (Scott Snyder): In this graphic novel, Jim Gordon gets … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Current Events, Pop Culture, Reviews, Theology
Tagged batman, david baldacci, Erin Lane, Kerry Shook, Pope Francis, rob thomas, Scott Snyder, The Wake, veronica mars
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David Baldacci’s The Target: Face Your Demons (Book Review)
The latest thriller by David Baldacci doesn’t just follow our heroes, Will Robie and Jessica Reel, and their enemy. No, this series of parallel tales tells at least four stories that could stand on their own, intermingling and twisting together and apart … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Current Events, Reviews
Tagged david baldacci, forgiveness, government intrigue, Jessica Riel, North Korea, Revenge, thriller, Will Robie, Yie Chugh-Cha
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Runner: What Moves You? (Book Review)
Patrick Lee’s Runner has already been optioned for film with Justin Lin (Fast & Furious) set to direct. His writing seems destined for the screen, with its quick descriptions and fast-paced action, centering around a retired Special Forces operative named Sam Dryden … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Reviews, Theology
Tagged david baldacci, Fast & Furious, justin cronin, Justin Lin, Lee Child, patrick lee, stephen king
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