Kat and her boyfriend broke up, and she has transferred to London from America, for six-months to work on a big account for his firm. One morning looking out into the street, she sees the number four bus stopped, and notices a very handsome man, the man she thinks...
Book Review: ‘Final Cut: A Novel’ By Marjorie McCown
Joey Jessop works on movies in the costume department, and has been doing this for years. She's worked with some of the biggest names in Hollywood, and has gotten her newest gig on a superhero movie, that has a big budget, and an a-hole director named Marcus Pray....
Book Review: ‘Death Knells And Wedding Bells: A Lighthouse Library Mystery’ By Eva Gates
The tenth book in the series finally has Lucy and Connor getting married in the Outer Banks. The wedding goes off fine, and at the reception there are a few family issues, but nothing will outshine this day. The next morning is a different situation, when a dead body...
Book Review: ‘A Little Ray Of Sunshine: A Novel’ By Kristan Higgins
Harlow lives on the Cape, is 35 years old, single, and part-owner of a successful book store. She lives about it with her dog Ollie, and looks after her Grandfather, who's up there in age, and has memories issues. The last thing she was expecting was to see him in her...
Book Review: ‘Weapons Of Opportunity: A Nick Flynn Novel’ By Dale Brown
Nick Flynn is back and in the thick of it. A Russian named Paval Voronin, and his syndicate are hatching a new plan to attack the United States from within, with drones and nuclear weapons, and get him a shot at being the Russian President. He's working with a deadly...
Book Review: ‘Inside Threat: A Novel’ By Matthew Quirk
Secret Service Agent Eric Hill knows that there's something wrong inside the White House. He's worked there for seventeen years, and seen, and heard a lot. He discovers a bomb on one of the President's vehicles, just before he was getting into it, and then all hell...
Book Review: ‘The Endless Vessel: A Novel’ By Charles Soule
A new virus is sweeping the world called The Grey, which makes people depressed. There's no cure or reason that someone gets it. Lily Barnes has not gotten it, and is off to work. There, her boss shows her something that could change the climate issue in the world,...
Book Review: ‘Retribution: A Koa Kane Mystery’ By Robert McCaw
Chief Detective Koa Kane investigates the murder of a young street man, who was stabbed to death. The events of this death, lead to his brother being charged with murder. This is only the beginning, as people close to Koa are being targeted. Koa goes on the offense to...
Book Review: ‘Long Gone, Come Home: A Novel’ By Monica Chenault-Kilgore
The year is 1936 in Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, and Birdie Jennings is a 16-year-old black girl in the south, working the fields to help support her Mama, and two sisters. It's a small community, and she must watch how she acts. When she goes to see a band at a club, she...
Interview: Author ‘Jack Carr’ Talks His New James Reece Novel Only The Dead
Jack Carr led special operations teams as a Team Leader, Platoon Commander, Troop Commander and Task Unit Commander. Over his 20 years in Naval Special Warfare he transitioned from an enlisted SEAL sniper, to a junior officer leading assault and sniper teams in Iraq...

