WILD JUSTICE (by PHILLIP MARGOLIN)

Not being a native speaker, I practice making a sound while reading a book. With this one I couldn't. My eyes were so busy to chase the unputdownable gruesome story that my tongue just failed to catch up.

The Corpse Flew First Class (S3, E12)

Having seen the ratings on IMDB, the expectation was too high that I was slightly disappointed by its rather contrived twists than natural.

The Days Dwindle Down (S3, E21)

Bring the 30 years passed misjudged case that destroyed the life of innocent person to the justice.

THE FIRST COMMANDMENT (by BRAD THOR)

I've just turned into chap.60, nearly half, and found it is surely you-can't-put-it-down-once-you-start sort of book.

TRIGGER CITY (by SEAN CHERCOVER)

 

Considering limited range of foreign crime fictions published in Korea it may remain a treasure I found in this field.

PRIVATE ROYALS_BOOK SHOTS (with REES JONES)

Quite entertaining. Series of twist, thrilling chase and little time for being bored. 

THE HOSTAGE_BOOK SHOTS (with ROBERT GOLD)

DIE HARD + CAPE FEAR + SHAKESPEARE?

BOOK SHOTS

Whole new products from James Patterson factory, which might be the perfect solution for killing the time you would spend not knowing what to do on a flight.

BLOODWATER MYSTERIES_DOPPELGANGER

Is there any other crime fiction besides this one where Korean sleuth, though he is just high a school student, is playing a leading character? (Anyway one of the Korean names, Dak-Ho, used in this book is quite weird. I have never seen or met anyone whose name is Dak-Ho for my entire life as a Korean.)