Dead Run - P.J. Tracy

Background: A few weeks ago I read my first novel by P.J.Tracy which I really enjoyed. So I thought I would give these authors another go, especially as this book was on half price sale at a Charity Shop. It only cost me 50p for a Hardback edition. About the Authors That wasn't a mistake. P.J.Tracy is a Mother and Daughter writing team who write under this pseudonym. They are PJ and Traci Lambrecht. PJ lives in Minneapolis and Traci in California. So far they have written four highly acclaimed novels, these are: Snow Blind, Dead Run, Live Bait and Want to Play? Synopsis of the book: Three bodies are discovered ...  Read the complete review

Got milk? That used to be a slogan for advertising milk and why not! Milk is rich in calcium and until Margaret Thatcher stole it from me I used to drink a bottle a day at primary school. Since the fateful day that the Tories conspired against me my milk rationing has fallen to tea and chocolate consumption. One day I fear I will break in two due to brittle bone disease. My enamel is so lacking in calcium that the doctor can check my tonsils while I have my teeth clenched. Was this the master plan of Thatcher all along? Did she plan to weaken the future generations so that in our hour of desperation and need we would call for the one wizened blue nose that can ...  Read the complete review

I got this book free a while ago and I have to admit it took me ages to get round to reading it, but when I did I kind of wish I hadn't bothered. P.J Tracy is actually not one person, but a writing team made up of mother and daughter, PJ and Traci Lambrecht. The story is about 3 friends; Grace, Annie and Sharon who set out on a journey to Green Bay, Wisconsin. They break down in some woods in the middle of nowhere and stumble upon a terrible secret that threatens to get them all killed. The story flits backwards and forwards between centring around the three women, their friends who are trying to find them, and various law enforcement ...  Read the complete review

I got this book, expecting something like a "horror". Usual scary stories i read are not really scary and i find myself wishing for a better one. But now, i knid of wish i hadn't, as this book scared me from start to finish. P.j Tracy create a suspense ridden book, wihth some truly fantastic descriptive language. The book is about 3 friends, sharon, Grace and annie and there quest to find out what is going on in the small town of four corners. It is far from any mobile signal and they find themselves stumbling into a terrifying plot of people showing the world who they are. There are also people frantically trying to find them and persuade superiors ...  Read the complete review