BROWSE BOOK REVIEWS

Thomas Perry (page 2)

FICTION

Released: Jan. 19, 2000

DEATH BENEFITS

by Thomas Perry

"For most of the running time, though, Perry displays a matchless gift for keeping both his hero and his readers beautifully off-balance. Don't dare let anybody tell you any more about the story before you start it--preferably in time to swallow it all in a sitting."

Perry, who never met a field he couldn't make breathlessly exciting, turns his hand to the insurance business, with hair-raising results. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: Jan. 1, 2000

BLOOD MONEY

by Thomas Perry

"You'll like it that way."

Jane Whitefield usually makes people disappear (The Face-Changers, 1998, etc.), but this time it's money: mob money that prompts La Cosa Nostra to chase Native American Jane all over the country in a terrifically plotted nail-biter. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: April 1, 1996

DANCE FOR THE DEAD

by Thomas Perry

"Truly a treasure for Random—as long as they never let the peerlessly devious author get behind them. (First printing of 75,000)"

An explosive second outing for Jane Whitefield, the Senecan specialist in helping people disappear (Vanishing Act, 1995). Read full book review >