Deadly Diversions

Reviews and Reader's Comments

    From a review by Cliff Jones-Cassidy for PX Magazine,
    February, 2007

    …RUSS GRAHAM has given us a crackerjack of a story! …The story opens with the discovery that three airline captains have been murdered in strange circumstances in three different cities  …the author’s attention to detail is superb.  …when DON CARLING, a private investigator and former airline pilot, travels through these cities you feel you are right there with him on the streets  …Carling believes there is a connection between the crimes and sets out to prove it  …obviously he does, but the twists and turns the tale takes in the process transforms the book into what a mystery story should be;
    “a real page turner”…

    From a review by Jean Smith for the VOYAGER COMPASS,
    February, 2007

        Have you ever found a book so compelling that, when you had to put it down, you found yourself counting the minutes until you could get back to it? I found such a book recently when I was asked if I’d like to read a copy of Russ Graham’s DEADLY DIVERSIONS…
        …the book is set up in short segments by date and time, and chapters have no give-away titles…the reader is drawn into the story and becomes a part of the investigation, and  also suffers the frustration that private investigator DON CARLING endures…
        …this is an excellent mystery, rivaling anything by John Grisham or Ken Follett, and you should certainly make it a ‘must read’…


    Reader’s  Comments

    …I thoroughly enjoyed the book…the style with which you completed each chapter had me leaping eagerly into the next…I found it difficult to put down…

    Harvey T., Delta, British Columbia

    …What a great book…could not put it down…especially when the adventure was coming to an end…

    Dave S., Guelph, Ontario

    …a great read…had difficulty putting it down once I started…look over your shoulder, John Grisham, there’s a new competitor coming up behind you!

    Jack M., Tucson, Arizona