Other Good Reads
Some e-books I recently read that I enjoyed are:
1. The Gaugin Connection by Estelle Ryan. This is the first in a series featuring protagonist/detective Genevieve Lenard, an autistic woman who is a genius at finding patterns and works in the fraud department of a huge insurance company. She is dragged into helping outwit an international murderer who is killing promising young artists after they forge multimillion dollar paintings for him. An ingenious plot, with engaging and enraging characters, but it is Genevieve's vulnerability, intelligence, and moral sense that will keep you reading past bedtime.
2. Two Faced by Sylvia Selfman and Leigh Selfman. Every time I thought the heroine was safe, another horrendous problem was tossed at her. If you like twisty plots, underhanded crooks, and vulnerable heroines, you'll enjoy trying to figure out what's really going on. Add a little romance, is he a hero or a villain, and the plot is complete.
3. Butler Did It! by Sally Pomeroy. An innocent young woman, photographing ocean curiosities unwittingly sees what she shouldn't, risks her life to save a human target, and becomes a target herself. Fun and scary story and characters. An unusual adventure focusing on the adaptation of WWII vehicles, ships, and other apparatus for peace time research activities. But they turn out to be extremely useful, too, for saving the world from the evil machinations of power mad men.
