Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Lisa Gardner, ‘Gone’
Sergeant Detective Kincaid, Major Crimes, Oregon State Police, is awakened in the middle of the night by a phone call from one of his...
Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Paul Levine, ‘State vs. Lassiter’
I’m a fan of Paul Levine and especially his protagonist Jake Lassiter. “State vs. Lassiter” is the tenth book in the series, the...
Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Carcaterra, ‘Apaches’
Lorenzo Carcaterra was born and raised in New York’s infamous Hell’s Kitchen in 1954, so he is intimately familiar with the state’s...
Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Lisa Jackson, ‘Born to Die’
Coincidence. Usually, I don’t care for mystery novels that are based on coincidence. Lisa Jackson’s third book in her Regan...
Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Freida McFadden, ‘Brain Damage’
“Does it hurt to be shot in the head?” If someone had asked Dr. Charlotte McKenna that question two years ago, she would have said, “Of...
Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Sandra Brown, ‘Chill Factor’
Throughout the past 43 years, Sandra Brown has written 60 novels, all of which seem to be in the Romantic/Suspense, Mystery, and Thriller...
Jim Glynn
Book Talk: Donlea, ‘The Girl Who Was Taken’
“‘I need help,’ she said.” After having run through the forest and finding the highway, she had managed to flag down a car. The driver...
Jim Glynn
Opinion: Aspiring authors, take heart
As readers of the Madera Tribune know, I write a book-review column for the Wednesday edition of this newspaper. Often, I find that...
