Alan Parks, author of Bloody January, the debut novel featuring maverick detective Harry McCoy has done something remarkable with his
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Revisiting A Suspense Classic: Review of “The Jealous One” By Celia Fremlin
Reviewer Tom Andes takes a closer look at the newly published reprint of the suspense classic novel “The Jealous One” By Celia
“19 Souls” By J. D. Allen: The Beginning Of A Brilliant PI Series
If you are looking for a hidden gem in the world of PI novels, “19 Souls” By J. D. Allen is
A Thriller From The South: The Echo Killing By Christi Daugherty
The author Christi Daugherty resides in the south of England but her first adult novel The Echo Killing has nothing
A Scandinavian Hannibal Lecter? A Look At The Sandman By Lars Kepler
Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group has had great success with Scandinavian thriller authors such as Stieg Larsson and Jo Nesbo and
Essential Read For Sherlockians: “Holmes Entangled” By Gordon McAlpine
Gordon McAlpine, the Edgar-nominated author of Woman with a Blue Pencil, has a startling meta-fiction tale titled “Holmes Entangled” coming
A Beautiful and Exceptional Novel: Lullaby Road By James Anderson
Lullaby Road, the second novel by James Anderson after The Never-Open Desert Diner, continues to build up the character of Ben
A Notable Thriller Debut: The Chalk Man By C.J. Tudor
In the new debut novel The Chalk Man, author C.J. Tudor takes readers on a thrilling journey through the characters’
Cinematic And Pulse-Pounding: Review of “Don’t Look For Me” By Mason Cross
The Carter Blake series by Mason Cross has been around for a while and is increasingly popular pick among readers
A Good Start: Review of Thriller “Killer Choice” By Tom Hunt
The debut thriller Killer Choice by Tom Hunt has a compelling premise: How far would you go to save the
Crime and Music: A Look At “Dead Man’s Blues” By Ray Celestin
In 2015, London-based author Ray Celestin rocked the European crime fiction community with his debut novel The Axeman’s Jazz. Inspired by a