The debut thriller from author Jennifer Greer has everything you want in a book. Two strong, well-written female characters. A fast paced thriller of a story with enough twists and turns to keep the reader engaged throughout. Three deaths, three murders and three...
Book Review: ‘The Girls Weekend: A Novel’ By Jody Gehrman
The last thing June Moody wants to see on her phone is a group text from Sadie MacTavish inviting her for a girls weekend to celebrate Amy's baby. It includes Em and Kimiko. Five friends from college that were thick as thieves. The only one June has really stayed...
Book Review: ‘Somewhere In The Dark: A Novel’ By R.J. Jacobs
Jesse Duval has had a tough life. She went through the foster care system and it didn't go well for her. When she finally turned 18 and was able to go out on her own she followed a country and western duo across the country on their tour. At the final show something...
Interview: Author ‘Stephen P. Kiernan’ Talks His New Novel Universe Of Two
As a journalist and novelist, Stephen P. Kiernan has published nearly four million words. His newspaper work garnered more than forty awards — including the George Polk Award and the Scripps Howard Award for Distinguished Service to the First Amendment. Stephen’s...
Book Review: ‘Behind The Red Door: A Novel’ By Megan Collins
Thirty-two year old Fern Douglas is feeling deja vu when she learns that Astrid Sullivan has vanished again. The same thing happened to Astrid 20 years ago. She was missing for a month and then suddenly showed up. Fern feels like she knows Astrid as they lived not to...
Book Review: ‘Bronte’s Mistress: A Novel’ By Finola Austin
In Yorkshire in 1843 and Lydia Robinson has lost her daughter and her mother in the last year. Her marriage to her husband Edmund seems to be in name only. They haven't had sex in along time. When she arrives home she finds Branwell Bronte (who has a drinking...
Book Review: ‘Then She Vanished’ Is The Next Thrilling Roland Ford Novel By T. Jefferson Parker
Author T. Jefferson Parker is back with book number four in his Roland Ford P.I. series. It's another stellar story featuring the awesome character of Roland Ford and his Irregular friends that live at his compound. This series gets better and better with each novel....
Interview: Author ‘Ted Bell’ Talks His New Alex Hawke Novel Dragonfire
Theodore A. Bell, author of 10 consecutive New York Times best sellers and former advertising executive, began his advertising career in the 1970’s as a junior copywriter at Doyle Dane Bernbach (DDB), New York. At the age of 25, he sold his first screenplay to...
Book Review: ‘The Fate Of A Flapper: A Speakeasy Murder Novel’ By Susanna Calkins
Following last years impressive novel Murder Knocks Twice, author Susanna Calkins is back with book two in her Speakeasy Murder series. It's a great follow-up novel once again featuring Gina the cigarette girl/photographer/amateur detective and the strong supporting...
Book Review: ‘Hieroglyphics: A Novel’ By Jill McCorkle
In Southern Pines, N.C. we follow the characters of Lil and Frank, who have moved back here from the Boston area to be with their daughter Becca. Frank wants to look into his past and keeps going to the old house he grew up in. He lost his father at a young age and...






