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Bess Crawford is a series of mystery novels by American authors Caroline and Charles Todd under the shared pseudonym of Charles Todd. Bess is a British nurse working in France during World War I.
Inspector Ian Rutledge is a fictional character in a series of mystery novels by Charles Todd. The series is set in England starting in 1919. Rutledge is trying to move on with his career following World War I, but he must battle a haunting secret. The books more or less occur back-to-back with eachother.
Charles Todd is a pseudonym used by the mother-and-son writing duo of American authors Caroline and Charles Todd. Their main series features Inspector Ian Rutledge, an English detective working in Scotland Yard during post-WWI England. Their other characters include Francesca Hatton and Bess Crawford. Sadly, Caroline passed away in 2021, but her legacy lives on […]
The Homelanders is a series of four young adult novels by American author Andrew Klavan. The series follows Charlie West in his battle against a terrorist group who is trying to hunt him down.
Andrew Klavan is an American author who writes mystery novels and psychological thrillers. His books True Crime and Don’t Say A Word were adapted into films. He’s also worked as a screenwriter, newspaper reporter, script reader, news writer and book writer. He is the brother of fellow novelist and playwright Laurence Klavan.
George Smiley is a fictional character featured in a series of spy fiction novels by British author John le Carre. The Smiley character is a British intelligence officer who works for MI6. He has made several appearances in television and film, including being portrayed by Sir Alec Guinness in two BBC television series and more […]
Despite the French pen name, novelist John le Carre wasabout as British as the Union Jack. He was a former British intelligence officer who started writing spy fiction in the early sixties. Due to his past as a foreign officer, le Carre was unable to publish books under his real name of David Cornwell. Unlike […]
The Kindle County series is a series of legal thriller novels by American author Scott Turow. The first book in the series, Presumed Innocent (which does not feature Dubinsky), was made into a movie starring Harrison Ford as Rusty Sabich in 1990. It grossed an impressive $221 million worldwide at the box office.
Scott Turow is an American novelist of legal thriller novels. Like most good legal thriller authors, Turow is a lawyer (who continues to practice). Three of his novels – Presumed Innocent, The Burden of Proof and Reversible Errors – have been adapted into films.
The Magic Kingdom of Landover series is a series of fantasy novels by American author Terry Brooks. The series follows an ex-trial lawyer from Chicago (Ben Holiday) who buys a magical kingdom in a land known as Landover. In this land, there are several different types of creatures besides humans, including sylphs, kobolds, gnomes, witches, […]