Month: April 2017

Full disclosure, I was provided with an advanced copy of this book from the author however I have voluntarily chosen to write a review. All opinions are my own. Caught in the crossfire A child is dead. Caught in the crossfire of a shootout with a terrorist in the heart of the nation’s Capitol   Homeland … Continue reading A Review of “The Blowback Protocol: A Sam Jameson Thriller” by Lars Emmerich

Full disclosure – I was provided a copy of this book by the author however have voluntarily chosen to write a review. A snarky little satire “Hallow Mass” takes the fictional setting of H.P Lovecraft’s short “The Dunwich Horror” and expands on it, bringing the setting, inhabitants and history into the present. The campus of … Continue reading A review of “Hallow Mass” by JP Mac

Full disclosure – I was provided a copy of this short story by the author however I have voluntarily chosen to write an honest review. Man versus Nature The short story “Environmentally Friendly” by Elias Zanbaka can really be described as a snippet in time; quite possibly an excerpt from a much larger piece that … Continue reading A Review of “Environmentally Friendly” by Elias Zanbaka

The following is an edited and reworked review of "I Am Jack - Installment 1" that I initially posted in March 2016. This updated review also appears on Amazon and Goodreads. The Ripper as you have never seen him “I was Jack The Ripper “is the newest novel by horror/thriller author Michael Bray. Initially released … Continue reading A review of “I Was Jack the Ripper (Part One): A Serialised novel based on the Whitechapel Murders” – by Michael Bray

Another great Paige McKenzie Mystery Hutchins Creek Cache is the fourth in the Paige McKenzie series of novels by Deborah Garner. The story takes place approximately three months after the close of “Three Silver Doves” and, Paige has accepted another field assignment for the Manhattan Post. This time she is bound for Hutchins Creek Colorado … Continue reading A review of “Hutchins Creek Cache” by Deborah Garner

Full disclosure - I was provided an advanced reader’s copy of this book by the authors but have voluntarily provided a review. Pure Detective Work “Image in a Cracked Mirror” is a Violet Darger short story set a few months after the close of “Dead End Girl”. While this book may be read as a stand-alone from … Continue reading A review of “Image in a Cracked Mirror” by Tim Mc Bain and L.T. Vargus

Southwestern Charm and a dash of mystery Three Silver Doves is the third in the Paige McKenzie series of mysteries by Deborah Garner. In this installment, we catch up with Paige a few months after the close of “The Moonglow Café”. Paige has arrived at the Agua Encantada resort and spa in Tres Palomas New … Continue reading A Review of “Three Silver Doves (Paige McKenzie Mysteries #3” by Deborah Garner

Full Disclosure – I was provided a free copy of this book by the authors but have voluntarily chosen to write a review. A thought provoking work of speculative fiction “A Gleam of Light” is the debut novel by the author duo T.J. and M.L. Wolf. The story follows Una Waters, a Native American woman. … Continue reading A review of “A Gleam of Light (The Survival Trilogy Book 1)” by T.J. & M.L. Wolf

Full disclosure – I was provided an ARC of this book by the author but voluntarily chose to write a review. Cyber Stalking murderer “Watching You” is the newest installment in the Detective Kerri Blasco thriller series by J.A. Schneider.  Blasco is a New York City cop who has seen more than her share of … Continue reading A Review of “Watching You: A terrifying thriller with a mind-bending twist (Detective Kerri Blasco Book 3)” by J.A. Schneider