It's 1948 and Isobelle has found a tiara behind a wall in her late mother's apartment. Determined to find out the truth about this tiara that may have something to do the Russians, she enlists the help of a jeweler named Jules Reed. Together they go on a quest to find...
Book Review: ‘The Girl From The Channel Islands: A Novel’ By Jenny Lecoat
The Channel Islands are small islands off the coast of Britain. And they would seem immune to what is going on at the start of WWII. But they residents are wrong. And now in the summer of 1940 The Germans have bombed and are arriving on the island. And for the Jewish...
Book Review: ‘Run For Cover’ Is A Thrilling Second Michael Gannon Novel By Michael Ledwidge
The second Michael Gannon novel from author Michael Ledwidge is as good as his debut novel with the character. A thrilling ride from beginning to end and shows why the character of Michael Gannon will be a force in books for years to come. If you're a fan of...
Interview: Author ‘Mike Chen’ Talks His Third Novel We Could Be Heroes
When I was young, I wrote (and drew) my own fan fiction before I even knew what fan fiction was. Most of this involved crossovers between my favorite franchises, because mashing up Robotech with Space Quest made total sense in my brain. I knew I’d hit on something...
Book Review: ‘I Can See Clearly: RIse Of A Supernatural Hero Novel’ By James A. Cusumano
For 16 year old Luc Ponit everything should be good. He's in high-school and a star player on the basketball team. He has a solid family, even if his father is tough on him. Then he's injured at the end of one of his games. He's in the hospital and close to death and...
Book Review: ‘The Shadow Box: A Novel’ By Luanne Rice
Claire is married to the very rich and powerful Griffin Chase, who is running for the Governor's office. The story starts off with Claire waking up after being attacked and left for dead. She is almost positive it was Griffin. She takes off until she can find proof it...
Book Review: ‘If I Disappear: A Novel’ By Eliza Jane Brazier
Sera Fleece's life hasn't been much lately. She's divorce, works a minimum wage job, has very little friends and basically hangs out in her apartment. Her only joy is listening to the podcasts of Rachel Bard, who does true crime podcasts. She's obsessed with them and...
Book Review: ‘Tropic Of Stupid’ Is The Next Fun Serge Storms Novel From Author Tim Dorsey
There's a lot of authors and books I look forward to every year. None more than every January when I know Tim Dorsey will have a new Serge Storm novel coming out. This is one of the best series of books out there and this in number 24 and it's as good as the first one...
Book Review: ‘Water Memory: A Novel’ By Daniel Pyne
A former Black ops specialist Aubrey Sentro and current worker for a risk management company, that goes on special missions, is suffering from memory issues, due to one too many concussions. She's told to take some vacation time and decides to go on a working steamer...
Book Review: ‘Hadley & Grace: A Novel’ By Suzanne Redfearn
Hadley is married to Frank and has a daughter and a nephew she takes care of. Grace has a one year old son and is married to Jimmy. Both marriages are not good. Frank is abusive and Jimmy has a gambling problem. Grace works for Frank and knows what an ass he is. Both...






