Peter Vonder Haar – Cannonball Read 17

Literally, Off the Rails…and So, So Good!

Point Blank by Peter Vonder Haar

January 3, 2020 by Melina 2 Comments

This is the second Clarke & Clarke mystery from Peter Vonder Haar where we follow the Clarke twins once again, up to their necks in danger. Of course, Cy and Charlie aren’t alone in the mayhem set against a Houston background, their big brothers attempt to help as they can. Can you really help Cy when he succeeds so often by running into danger head first? You know what the law of diminishing returns is, right? If you keep doing something enough times you won’t […]

Whoever clocked me had graduated high school, at least.

Lucky Town by Peter Vonder Haar

November 10, 2019 by Emmalita Leave a Comment

There’s a weird sort of grieving that happens when you realize that someone you love is really going to die soon. I find myself suspended in a fog of sadness, shock, hope for a miracle, and gratitude for every second I have left. As always I turn to a book to distract me and keep me from sliding out of that fog and into a pit of despair. It has to be the right kind of book – nothing I’ve read before because I need […]

Yay for Pajibans that write!

Lucky Town by Peter Vonder Haar

August 20, 2019 by Debcapsfan Leave a Comment

I read this book through my Kindle Unlimited membership. Peter Vonder Haar’s Lucky Town is the first book in the Clarke and Clarke Mysteries. He is a Pajaiban, and awesome. I really liked this book a lot. I used to play spot the CIA agent in my work at the National Archives because you have to protect people’s identities while they still might be alive, so one of the side characters made me smile. I liked the main brother and sister duo of Charlie and […]

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