VJ Books Blog

Fear Nothing by Lisa Gardner

I must confess that when I caught up with Lisa Gardner recently I had not read her latest thriller, so our conversation was about anything but her new book. This is how it goes – shortly thereafter I get a call from our friend, and the mystery writer’s favorite...

The Gods of Guilt by Michael Connelly

The Gods of Guilt by Michael Connelly I’m not very fond of Mickey Haller – he’s a hard man to like.  His daughter doesn’t even have much use for him.  He makes his living, working out of the backseat of a Lincoln town car, defending the dredges of society –...

Book Collection Valuation

Book Collection Valuation We just acquired a book collection from some folks who were dealing with the estate of a family member.  The gentleman who contacted me shared the story of the passing of his wife’s brother, and how they came to have his collection of books....

Where’s My Book?

Signed books take longer . . .We are often asked, “I saw the book I ordered from you on store shelves, where is my copy?”   Most mass merchants are preshipped books so that they can put them out on the official laydown date.  Often they put them out before...

Styxx by Sherrilyn Kenyon

John reviews Styxx by Sherrilyn Kenyon I must admit that when I first picked up Styxx, Sherrilyn Kenyon’s newest title, I was a little bit apprehensive about Styxx as a main character and a hero, no less. As a huge fan of Acheron, I felt like I was picking up the...

The Heist by Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg

Bestselling Author Janet Evanovich offers fun, light and enjoyable read The Heist is the beginning of a brand new series by Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg (bestselling author and writer for Monk). I am a huge Janet Evanovich fan and have read all of her Stephanie...

Endurance by Jack Kilborn

Endurance by Jack Kilborn Endurance is not for the faint of heart. Jack Kilborn’s novels are so scary that they will literally cause nightmares. At times they are as scary to keep reading as they are hard to put down. This book felt like reading texas chainsaw...