I was born in Brighton in 1976 and, after a decade or so living in London and trying to convince myself that the tube was fine, really, because it gave me a chance to read, my wife and I moved back to Brighton with our three young children. That Barnaby, Joseph and...
Interview: Author ‘Matthew Quirk’ Talks His New Novel The Night Agent
Author Matthew Quirk is the bestselling author of The 500, Dead Man Switch, Cold Barrel Zero, and The Directive. He spent five years at The Atlantic reporting on crime, private military contractors, terrorism prosecutions, and international gangs, and still uses his...
Book Review: ‘No Mercy’ By Joanna Schaffhausen Is The Next Exciting Ellery Hathaway Mystery
Author Joanna Schaffhausen is back with her next Ellery Hathaway mystery No Mercy (in stores Tuesday, January 15th from Minotaur Books, following last year's The Vanishing Season. It's another thrilling story that calls upon her past and her present day. Ellery is...
Interview: Author ‘Nick Petrie’ Talks His New Peter Ash Novel Tear It Down
Nick Petrie received his MFA in fiction from the University of Washington and won a Hopwood Award for short fiction while an undergraduate at the University of Michigan. His story “At the Laundromat” won the 2006 Short Story Contest in The Seattle Review, a national...
Book Review: ‘Last Woman Standing’ Is A Psychological Story With Lots Of Twists
Dana Diaz has moved to Austin from Los Angeles to continue working on her standup career. After an incident in LA and a fallout with her best friend/business partner Jason, she's determined to continue her career here. She works be day and at night does standup and is...
Book Review: ‘No Exit: A Novel’ Is A Thrilling Game Of Cat And Mouse
Imagine driving in a snowstorm in a beat up old car in the mountains of Colorado on the way to see your dying mother in Utah. The storm is so bad you have to pull over to a rest stop and wait it out. Your cell phone is dying, you have no charger, no signal or WIFI. At...
Book Review: ‘The Wicked King’ Is The Next Great Folk Of The Air Novel
Review by Lauryn Angel To say that I’ve been a Holly Black fan for years is an understatement. Not the years part, the fan part. I looooove Holly Black’s books, particularly those involving Faerie. As far as I’m concerned, Holly Black is the undisputed Queen of...
Book Review: ’48 Hours: A Novel’ Looks At What Happens When It Could Be The End Of The World
Author William R. Forstchen is known for his One Second After series (which I never read) and is back with his new novel 48 Hours, out on Tuesday, January 8th from Forge. The book will remind you of the 1998 movie Deep Impact (which wasn't that good). This book is...
Book Review: ‘Untouchable’ Is The Next Cutler, Sutter And Salinas Thriller
Jayne Ann Krentz has written a lot of great novels with no sign of slowing down. She's back with book number three in her Cutler, Sutter and Salinas series titles Untouchable, in stores on Tuesday, January 8th from Berkley Hardcover. This one centers on Jack Lancaster...
Book Review: ‘The Hangman’s Secret’ Is The Next Thrilling Victoria Mystery With Sarah Bain
Author Laura Joh Rowland is back with her third Victorian novel with the characters of Sarah Bain, Hugh and Mick. It's my first time reading one of her books and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Great characters, a fun plot and a climatic ending with a mystery still left for...








