Showing posts with label Tahoe Payback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tahoe Payback. Show all posts

Aug 11, 2017

Book Review: Tahoe Payback by Todd Borg

Title: Tahoe Payback, August 1. 2017 by Thriller Press.
Source: author, for review
Objective rating: 5/5
The mystery features Owen McKenna, private investigator, and his harlequin Great Dane, Spot, with Owen's girlfriend, the entomologist Street. 

The novel tell much about the beautiful Lake Tahoe area and also deals with self defense methods, especially for women; search and rescue dogs, scams such as fake charities, and more. Add likeable, interesting personalities and a killer plot to the mix and you have another great Todd Borg thriller - suspenseful and unpredictable.  

Not only does McKenna have to solve an unusual murder or murders, but he has to protect Street from her homicidal father, now out of prison, who blames her for having him incarcerated in the first place.  McKenna and Spot do an admirable job of finding the killer as well as protecting Street. 

Book beginning: 
The person with the gun said,"Get out of the boat." The woman hesitated.
"Go!"
The woman's hands were tied behind her back. She had no way to catch herself if she lost her balance....

Page 56:
"Sergeant Bains calling. I was talking to Santiago at Placer County, and he said you and he have talked about a missing woman. I thought I'd give you a courtesy call."


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Jul 31, 2017

It's Monday: Tahoe Payback and A Paris Apartment

Visit It's Monday, What Are You Reading? hosted by Book Date.

Thanks, Todd Borg, for a review copy of Tahoe Payback, August 1. 2017 by Thriller Press.
I'm half way through the book and loving it, learning so much about the beautiful Tahoe area geography, about self defense, fake charities, search and rescue dogs, and so much more. Add a killer plot and you have a great thriller.  
I am also reading the ebook version of A Paris Apartment by Michelle Gable, April 22, 2014.
A young antiques appraiser is asked to evaluate a Paris apartment, closed for seventy years, that contains a fortune in valuable art and furniture. Clever plot, a mix of history and art intrigue.

What are you reading this week? 

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