It's 1976 and brothers Jesse and Edgar are traveling around the country never staying in one place to often. They're looking for money and victims. See they are creatures of the night called Rovers (basically they are vampires but that word is never used). They only...
Book Review: ‘Say Goodbye’ The Finale To The Sacramento Series By Karen Rose
The final novel in the Eden/Sacramento series from Karen Rose is a thrill ride. It starts off strong and never lets up. Readers of the first two will love this final chapter. And if you're like me and haven't read any of the previous ones...don't worry it's reads like...
Book Review: ‘So We Meet Again: A Novel’ By Suzanne Park
A delightful rom-com that hightlights the Korean culture, with well-written characters and a story that is fun to read (and will make you hungry), from author Suzanne Park. Jessie Kim has worked for the same investment company for seven years in New York City. Then...
Book Review: ‘Holdout: A Novel’ By Jeffrey Kluger
Walli Beckwith is an American female astronaut on the space station with two Russian men. She has had a successful career in the military and loves being in space. When an accident takes place the three of them must leave right away. But Walli refuses to leave when...
Book Review: ‘Then She Vanishes: A Novel’ By Claire Douglas
In 1994 16 year-old Flora Powell disappered and her body was never found. Now 25 years later history and Flora's disappearance come back into play when her sister Heather walks into a house and kills two people and ends up in the hospital in a coma and the lead...
Interview: Author ‘Heather Webber’ Talks Her New Novel The Lights Of Sugarberry Cove
Heather Webber, aka Heather Blake, is the author of more than twenty-five novels. She loves to read, drink too much coffee and tea, birdwatch, crochet, and bake. She currently lives near Cincinnati, Ohio, and is hard at work on her next book. Check out her website...
Book Review: ‘Class Act: A Stone Barrington Novel’ By Stuart Woods
No matter how hard Stone Barrington tries to avoid trouble it finds him. An old client comes to see him and tells him about a retired cop trying to take him down over money. He gives him the best advice he can. Then Stone meets a woman Hilda (actually two in this...
Book Review: ‘The Guilt Trip: A Novel’ By Sandie Jones
Six people are off to Portugal for a wedding and not everyone will return from what turns out to be a time of lies, betrayals, secret hook-ups and death. It has to be another Sandie Jones novel. She excels on these kind of twisty, character driven novels that keep you...
Interview: Author ‘Brad Thor’ Talks His New Scot Harvath Novel Black Ice
Brad has appeared on ABC, CBS, NBC, PBS, FOX News Channel, FOX Business Channel, CNN, CNN Headline News, The Blaze, and MSNBC (among others) to discuss terrorism, as well as how closely his novels of international intrigue parallel the real threats facing the world...
Book Review: ‘Three Words For Goodbye: A Novel’ By Hazel Gaynor & Heather Webb
Authors Hazel Gaynor & Heather Webb have once again teamed for another book and the result is fantastic! This is the feel good book of the summer. Sharply written, great characters and at its core it's about family and hidden secrets that must come out. You won't want...







