Jules Roth is an investigative reporter and wants nothing more than to work for Dan Mansfield. She barges into his office asking for a job and happens to be there when a big story breaks and she shows what she can do. He hires her on the spot. Then he gets a call from...
Book Review: ‘Killing Time: A Novel’ By Brenna Ehrlich
Natalie Temple has always been fascinated by murder and crime mysteries. She has here own crime podcast with her friend Katie and works as an intern at the local paper. But her mother is over-protective and bans her from just about anything fun and to stay away from...
Book Review: ‘The Patient’s Secret: A Novel’ By Loreth Anne White
Inspired by a real life story, The Patient's Secret is one great novel. It starts off strong and never lets up. With so many twists and turns, you'll need a scorecard to keep track. Just when you think you might have it figured out, bam another twist. You will not...
Book Review: ‘Westside Lights: A Gilda Carr Novel’ By W.M. Akers
Book number three in the Jazz Age series finds Gilda Carr on the run after the death of her lover and friends aboard the boat they were living on. They live on the Westside of New York, full of all the bad things you need...acholol, drugs, sex and antything else you...
Book Review: ‘Hideout: An Alice Vega Novel’ By Louisa Luna
The third novel in the Alice Vega series is another thrilling ride from the very start to the end. The character of Alice is really well-written and hopefully more to come with her. Private eye Alice Vega is very good at finding people and she's hired to find someone...
Book Review: ‘The Unsinkable Greta James: A Novel’ By Jennifer E. Smith
The debut novel from Jennifer E. Smith is a hearfelt novel about overcoming grief and putting the past behind you and moving forward. The setting of a cruise to Alaska works great for the story. Great James is a musician and has had a successful album. When her mother...
Book Review: ‘Dry Heat: A Novel’ By Len Joy
I really liked author Len Joy's last book Everyone Dies Famous and now he's back with a new novel Dry Heat, that is equally or even better. It's an intense character driven plot and Joey the focus character might be one of the best characters all year, that shows how...
Interview: Author ‘Edward Ashton’ Talks His New Novel Mickey7
*Soon to be adapted into a major motion picture from Oscar-winner Bong Joon Ho (Parasite) starring Robert Pattinson* Edward Ashton is the author of the novels Mickey7, Three Days in April and The End of Ordinary. His short fiction has appeared in venues ranging from...
Book Review: ‘The Love Of My Life: A Novel’ By Rosie Walsh
The second novel from author Rosie Walsh is one you will not want to put down. It's a very character driven story, with lots of twists and turns to keep you engaged as you're reading it. Might be one of the top-ten books of the year. Secrets always come out. Emma and...
Interview: Author ‘Deanna Raybourn’ Talks Her New Veronica Speedwell Book An Impossible Impostor
A sixth-generation native Texan, New York Times bestselling author Deanna Raybourn grew up in San Antonio where she met her college sweetheart. She married him on her graduation day and went on to teach high school English and history. During summer vacation at the...






