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Paperback: 241 pages Publisher: PublishAmerica (July 14, 2003) ISBN-10: 1592868029 ISBN-13: 978-1592868025 reviewed by Ellen Gable Hrkach Past Suspicion is an intriguing young adult thriller which tells the story of orphaned 17-year-old Robin Finley. Before her mother dies, she whispers, “Don’t trust anyone.” Robin, a gifted artist, thinks that her mom has been too protective [...]
San Francisco: Ignatius Press, 2009), 215 pages. Reviewed by Christine Sunderland This thoughtful literary thriller addresses weighty and timely themes: not only challenges to belief in an unbelieving world, but the devastation of AIDS and sexual license, the disparity between first and third worlds, rich and poor, and the role of a Church guided by [...]
reviewed by John Murphy The Colour of Blood is a tight, page-turning Catholic thriller in the Graham Greene tradition. The opening sequence hits the ground running: Cardinal Bem, head of the Church in an unnamed Soviet bloc country, is being chauffered back to his residence when “He saw, peripherally, a black car racing very close [...]
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