Cotton Malone is back and in the thick of it yet again. An assignment for M16 in Malta to find private letters between Mussolini and Winston Churchill from WWII he finds a lot more than he bargained for. The letters have been missing since Mussolini was killed and...
Interview: Author ‘Mark Greaney’ Talks His New Gray Man Book Mission Critical
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 his latest,...
Interview: Author ‘Christi Daugherty’ Talks Her New Harper McClain Book A Beautiful Corpse
As a newspaper reporter, Christi Daugherty began covering murders at the age of 22. She worked as a journalist for years in cities including Savannah, Baton Rouge, and New Orleans. Her work eventually took her to England, where she wrote the international bestselling...
Interview: Author ‘Mary Calvi’ Talks Her New Book Dear George, Dear Mary: A Novel Of George Washington’s First Love
MARY CALVI spent years wondering about the heiress who lived in the grand manor in her hometown of Yonkers, New York. Curiosity propelled her to do extensive research that spanned several years. This novel is based on what she uncovered. Calvi is a nine-time New York...
Book Review: ‘China Vision: China’s Crusade To Create A World In Its Own Image’
Review by Russell Whitehouse In the wake of Chinese leader Xi Xinping’s moves to make himself ruler for life, everyone is wondering about his government’s ambitions for its role in the world. Daniel Wagner has written about what the trends indicate in China Vision:...
Book Review: ‘The Lost Night’ By Andrew Bartz
Review by Adrina Palmer What really happened the night Edie died? Ten years later, her best friend Lindsay will learn how unprepared she is for the truth. Andrea Bartz, a seasoned writer and journalist, captivates with her eloquent words in her new book ‘The Lost...
Book Review: ‘We Must Be Brave’ Is A Heart Warming Story Of One Woman’s Life
This is the story of Ellen Parr and her life. It starts with her finding a little girl named Pamela on a bus during the early days of the war in 1940. At first no one knows what happened to her mother. Then it is learned she died in a hotel bombing. Her only sister is...
Book Review: ‘The Vanishing Man’ Is The Next Thrilling Charles Lenox Prequel
The year is 1853 and Charles Lenox amateur Private Investigator is looking for his next case. At the moment he's having to deal with his young cousin Lancelot, who is staying with him for a few weeks. He is a handful of a child and driving Charles crazy. When he gets...
Book Review: ‘Dark Blossom: A Novel’ Is A Story With Lots Of Twists
Sam is returning hope from a business trip and turns his phone on when the plane lands. He has a lot of texts and messages and knows it cannot be good. His wife and 13 year old son have been killed in an auto accident. He's not really able to cope with the loss and...
Book Review: ‘The Moroccan Girl’ Is A Great Spy Novel
Best selling author Charles Cumming and now TV writer for The Night Manager second season is back with a new spy thriller set in London, Morocco and Marrakesh. The Moroccan Girl (in stores Tuesday, February 12th from St. Martin's Press). It's a thrilling story with...





