Jeff Bailey On Books
Saturday, April 4, 2026
Friday, March 20, 2026
Jeff Bailey Reviews Dark Reign - A Mafia Romance by Kerry Kennedy
I very much enjoyed Dark Reign – A Mafia Romance by Kerry Kennedy. A true romance set in the world of a mafia boss doesn’t seem too compatible, but Kennedy blends the story perfectly. Take away his story as a Mafia boss and she portrays the romance beautifully. Take away the romance and we have the God Father. As with all great thrillers I ask, ‘What could go wrong?’ Each of Kennedy’s books is different from all her other books. One aspect of Dark Reign that I particularly liked is that the book is written in the First Person, but not always the same person. She has a knack for capturing the thought process of each character that she represents with a spooky precision. Great presentation, great story, quite the thriller, and very definitely an adult read – Dark Reign – A Mafia Romance by Kerry Kennedy. For me, five stars.
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Sunday, February 22, 2026
Jeff Bailey Reviews The Hummingbird Handbook by John Shewey
Friday, February 6, 2026
Sunday, February 1, 2026
Jeff Bailey reviews Cloud Atlas by Lindsey McLaughlin
I am a reader that is always looking for something different; presentation, back story, etc. Well, with Open Atlas, I found it. Lindsey wrote a subtly brilliant book in my opinion. The main character is part of a large program that sends people back in time to gather bits and pieces of information about the past that will be brought to the present and added to a comprehensive database that will be used for research. The theme is presented with a series of flash scenes that don’t seem to make any sense, at first. I kept reading because I was curious where it would all go. Then I realized that a small part of each scene was presenting the objective of the database and the research. Conflicting groups want different results. Should we change the past without knowing how the present will be changed. Should we learn from the past and attempt to not repeat the same mistakes. Interesting. I’ll just let you decide the ‘past’ and the ‘future, for yourself. Lindsey Mclaughlin and Open Atlas: five stars.
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Saturday, January 17, 2026
The Back Story for The Defect by Jeff Bailey
Friday, January 16, 2026
Jeff Bailey reviews Hell's Corner by David Baldacci
David Baldacci’s Hell’s Corner was deliciously twisty and complex at the start, just the way I like a good thriller. It was a slow burn with a masterfully thought-out slow reveal. The smallest clue could be the case breaker or at the very least a resolve for some point of mystery. I’ve read several Baldacci novels. Any of them would be a reason for me to be a Baldacci fan and possibly binge read his books. I can only imagine how his mind works. An explosion in the park across the street from The White House, possibly the most secure and protected plot of land in the U. S.? What could go wrong? As with all Baldacci books, five big stars.
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Jonathan Fluhart Reviews The Defect by Jeff Bailey
Jonathan Fluhart Reviews The Defect by Jeff Bailey #jonathanfluhart #jeffbailey #thedefect #bookreviews #booksandauthors #booktok We...
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Every now and again I find a little nugget that just tickles me to the bone. This review is one of those moments. It's a review of my ...
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I just finished L A Hearn ’s novel, Clancy Quill and the Onitor Amulet . What a delightful read. A young boy must be initiated into the fam...





