Helmet for My Pillow by Robert Leckie

A very interesting tale of World War 2 from the eyes of a soldier in the trenches.

Radiant Angel by Nelson DeMille

Best in the John Corey series. Look forward to the next.

The Enemy Inside by Steve Martini

A mediocre Paul Madriani Novel due to too much fluff. Entire chapters were unnecessary.

The Atrocity Archives by Charles Stross

Humorous and inventive but ultimately had trouble holding my interest.

I Drink for a Reason by David Cross

Gives a peak into a brilliant mind but not my cup of celebrity tea. Creative.

Dry Bones by Craig Johnson

Weakest of the series but still very entertaining.

Hit Me by Lawrence Block

So odd, but so likable. How Block makes a hit man stamp collector so interesting is beyond me.

The Cleaner by Mark Dawson

I simultaneously thought this is poorly written, I wonder what happens next.

Lieberman's Day by Stuart M. Kaminsky

Note to self, never buy from this author. Details ad nauseum about things not related to plot.

The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith

Sometimes very clever, sometimes very predictable but held together nicely with wonderful characters.

The Fall by John Lescroart

OK but a little disappointing.

Gathering Prey by John Sandford

The dude (Sandford) is a writing machine. Book 25 is another solid and even has a drop in of Virgil Flowers.

The Cuckoo's Calling by Robert Galbraith

Re-read 3/17 very good. Very enjoyable, too long but the characters were interesting and likable.

The Khmer Kill by Barry Eisler

Dox is a likable character but the plot is meh.

Memory Man by David Baldacci

Enjoyable but not up to what you hope for from Baldacci.