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1 Book Review: The Crime of Julian Wells by Thomas H. Cook
A mystery of identity, a journey into the maze of a mysterious life where darkness was the only thing that he knew.
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2 Book Review: The Fate of Katherine Carr by Thomas H. Cook
The Fate of Katherine Carr: dark, moody, and not quite up to par.
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