The debut thriller from Author Allison Dickson has many twists and turns and keeps you reading right up to the very end. Who is the mysterious woman and what is her connection to everyone. And who did what? Phoebe Miller is rich and has been a shut-in for a while now...
Book Review: ‘The Oddmire: Book One Changeling’ Is A Fun, Magical Start To A New Series
There are two worlds the mortal world of earth and a magical world. It's divide by a magical force field which is crumbling. And now magic is crumbling and it's up to a goblin to fix it using a newborn changeling. Kull is in charge of swapping a human baby for a...
Book Review: ‘Bark Of Night’ Is The Next Fun Andy Carpenter Mystery
I love the Andy Carpenter Mystery novels. They're so easy to read. They're not long (note to book editors this is how a book should be published). They have really fun characters. And they have dogs. All this makes these books so much fun to read each time. As much as...
Interview: Author ‘Abbi Waxman’ Talks Her Great New Book The Bookish Life Of Nina Hill
Abbi Waxman was born in England in 1970, the oldest child of two copywriters who never should have been together in the first place. Once her father ran off to buy cigarettes and never came back, her mother began a highly successful career writing crime fiction. She...
Book Review: ‘Stone Cold Heart’ Is A Slick, Expertly-Woven Whodunit
With her trademark wit and brilliant plotting, author Caz Frear ratchets up the tension and keeps you guessing as she explores the things we keep from our loved ones — and the secrets we’d kill to keep safe in the dark. This is one good old-fashioned murder mystery,...
Interview: ‘Clare Mackintosh’ Talks Her Great New Book After The End
With over 2 million copies of her books sold worldwide, number one bestseller Clare Mackintosh is multi-award-winning author of I Let You Go, which was a Sunday Times bestseller and the fastest-selling title by a new crime writer in 2015. It also won the Theakston Old...
Book Review: ‘Crashing The A-List’ Is A Fun Rom-Com
So I have read a lot of rom-coms over the years and they have the same basic format. Two people that don't like each other are thrown together for various reasons and then slowly realize they like each other and then get together and then something happens to break...
Interview: Author ‘Kate Mosse’ Talks Her Great Historical Fiction New Novel The Burning Chamber
Kate Mosse is the author of eight novels & short story collections, including the No 1 multimillion selling Languedoc Trilogy - Labyrinth, Sepulchre and Citadel - and No 1 bestselling Gothic fiction including The Winter Ghosts and The Taxidermist's Daughter, which she...
Book Review: ‘Bethlehem: A Novel’ Is A Sterling Debut By Karen Kelly
Two women come together when the past and present intertwine and a long held secret comes out in Karen Kelly's debut novel Bethlehem. Set in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania the story is set in the early 1960's and flashes back to the family starting in 1918 where we learn...
Book Review: ‘Under Currents’ Is The Next Great Nora Roberts Book
Nora Roberts is back with her next explosive novel titled Under Currents. Set in the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina it looks at how the physical and emotional abuse of a young man Zane Bigelow affects his whole live. From the outside is looks like Dr. Graham...








