Mark Greaney’s debut international thriller, THE GRAY MAN, was published in 2009 and became a national bestseller and a highly sought-after Hollywood property. Six subsequent Gray Man novels have been released to date, including AGENT IN PLACE (2018), and MISSION...
Interview: Author ‘Heather Webber’ Talks Her New Magical Book ‘Midnight At The Blackbird Cafe’
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...
Interview: Author ‘Matthew Betley’ Talks His New Thrilling Logan West Novel Rules Of War
Matthew Betley grew up in Cincinnati, Ohio, which he considers home after his family moved there from New Jersey, where he was born and which also explains his affinity for the New York Yankees. He attended St. Xavier High School and then Miami University in Oxford,...
Book Review: ‘Breathe In, Cash Out’ Is A Good Debut Novel
The debut novel from author Madeleine Henry is a solid story about one woman and her desire to change her life from the job she has to something new. Allegra Cobb graduated from Princeton with an A average and got an internship and then a job with a top-tier...
Book Review: ‘Pretty Revenge’ By Emily Liebert
Kerry O'Malley won't forget that day when she was 12 years old when everything changed for her. She had only met the girl once, offered her help and then she did what she did. Now it is 18 years later and she sees Jordana Pierson on the news. She's planning the...
Book Review: ‘Buried’ Is The Next Exciting Agent Sayer Altair Novel
Following last year's great book Caged, Author Ellison Cooper is back with book two and her character FBI Senior Special Agent Sayer Altair in Buried. She has another great story with this character and has the reader on the edge as time goes by trying to find a...
Book Review: ‘Window On The Bay’ Is The Next Great Debbie Macomber Novel
I just love Debbie Macomber novels. They're always so great. Her newest one Window On The Bay does not disappoint. It has great characters, a great plot and is very relate-able to everyone. You find yourself rooting for each of the characters as the story goes on....
Book Review: ‘The Wedding Party’ Is A Great Rom-Com
If it wasn't for Alexa two people would never be around each other. Both Maddie and Theo are best friends with her. But they can't stand each other for various reasons. Well you know what they say about extreme hate...it makes for great sex. After Theo's birthday...
Book Review: ‘Turbulence: A Novel’ Looks At Twelve People Lives As They Cross Paths
Twelve people who have never met each other are the catalyst for the book. It starts on a plane ride from London to Madrid that has Turbulence with two strangers. Each chapter is about one of the people from the previous chapters and we learn what they are up to and...
Book Review: ‘The Golden Hour’ Is The Next Great Beatriz Williams Novel
Beatriz Williams is one of the Queens of historical fiction. And she doesn't disappoint in her new novel The Golden Hour. The story is set in Switzerland in 1900 and the Bahamas in 1941 and involves the Duke and Dutchess Of Windsor (the King that left his throne for...


