Review: Carl's Doomsday Scenario by Matt Dinniman
I’m not sure why, but this one didn’t seem nearly as funny, exciting, or entertaining as the first book in the series. Perhaps the novelty factor wore off? Also, ...
I’m not sure why, but this one didn’t seem nearly as funny, exciting, or entertaining as the first book in the series. Perhaps the novelty factor wore off? Also, ...
A bit of an odd entry in the Bosch series. It starts off pretty typical, but the further you go into the story, the more zany and outlandish things become. The fi...
Still loving this series, but this entry was one notch less exciting than the first three books. Victor somehow seemed less effective here, like he was barely han...
This series continues to be fun, exciting, and addictive.
I’m loving this series. It has some of the best action-scene-writing I’ve ever read, easily matching the likes of Lee Child and Brandon Sanderson. The books are e...
A somewhat unusual entry in the Gamache series, but it still has the same great characters, a central mystery to solve, fun dialog, and lovely writing.
I guess I’m a bit of an outlier on this book, as I couldn’t really get into the Bobiverse books—I found them a bit too cheesy—but I enjoyed this one. It’s a solid...
Today, I’m happy to announce that my new book, Fundamentals of DevOps and Software Delivery, has been published!
A highly entertaining thriller / action book about an assassin.
Interesting premise, great characters, and a mystery that keeps you reading… The ultimate resolution is mixed: satisfying in some ways, but also convoluted, and s...