Jenny Hilborne

Books by Jenny Hilborne

Book Reviews by Jenny Hilborne

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Apple Tree Yard is a suspense novel set in London, England. The story, written in first person present tense, opens with a prologue.

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“. . . an absorbing plot line, filled with lies and surprises . . . drifts aimlessly in places and goes on for too long.”

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High Treason is a high-action thriller, the fifth book in the Jonathan Grave series.

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“. . . a well-written suspense filled with action, conspiracy, and unexpected twists and turns.”

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The Boy Who Said No is a work of historical fiction based on the life story of Frank Mederos who was born and raised in Cuba.

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“Fallen Land is a depressing read with too much author intrusion.”

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“. . . an enthralling legal thriller.”

The Alligator Man
is an enthralling legal thriller set in Florida.

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Loyalty is filled with action and suspense. The writing is crisp and tight.”

Loyalty is a modern day suspense set in Boston.

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“. . . a deeper issue lingers, making one question where the exact dichotomy between ‘good and evil’ begins and ends.”

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“. . . a compelling psychological thriller with a satisfying conclusion. An excellent debut novel.”

Carved in Darkness is a chilling, suspenseful read.

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“The Boy Who Could See Demons is a well written, engaging read filled with compassion for those suffering the whims of an untamed mental illness.”

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“. . . a wonderful and suspenseful debut novel.”

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“The Rage is a superbly written crime thriller filled with action and suspense.”

The Rage is a crime novel set in present day Dublin, Ireland.

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“. . . an absorbing debut novel. . . . Bear Is Broken is an exciting read.”

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“If you don’t mind a bit of ambiguity, Alexander Soderberg’s The Andalucian Friend is a worthwhile read.”

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“. . . mysterious and engaging . . .”