Complex British thriller where Daniel Craig would like to retire from a successful life of crime, but… there are two more jobs he needs to accomplish first. Twice as good as when he only has one thing to accomplish first.
Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones (Oscar) blockbuster murder mystery. Terrific cinematography and editing. As fun on the third viewing as the first.
With the return of Myron and Win, Harlan Coban delivers another complex plot tracking the ten-year old disappearance of two boys and the shattered lived surrounding the event.
Another Darby Holland crime novel by Jeff Johnson. In the same setting as Luck Supreme, Darby avoids a deadly nemesis from his past, while struggling to adjust to the imminent wedding and departure of Delia.
Wonderful character study of a police officer assigned to 911 call duty who becomes deeply involved in the call of a kidnapping victim.
Unusual heist movie sold by Ansel Elgort and Kevin Spacey.
Tom Cruise tour de force story of drug-runner Barry Seal. Entertaining.
Well-made detective thriller, where the fish-out-of-water FBI agent is paired with the wilderness-savvy local hunter to unravel an Indian homicide.
Jeff Johnson crime story about a serious fixer, Ray, who’s universally targeted by clients and criminals, but has the planning and watchfulness to remain alive. Jeff manages to weave a love story amid a lot of mayhem to leave you waiting for a sequel.
Excellent crime story by Jeff Johnson set mainly in a tattoo parlor in Portland Oregon’s Old Town. Quirky characters abound, and interesting villains, but what Jeff gets best is the slippery logic of the main character, Darby Holland, and his employee Delia.