It Otter Be a Crime: A Leslie & Belinda Mystery by Linda S. Browning is the fifth book in a series that reads like a standalone story. Fans of sleuth and murder mysteries will adore this spellbinding conclusion to the series. Leslie and Belinda live...

In the Black by Andrew Ceroni is a military thriller that is fast-paced and suspenseful. In this page-turning tale, every second counts as the CIA’s most valued Russian agents are assassinated. Alexei Savasin is discovered shot to death in Montmartre, Paris, and Vanya Stepanov is...

Beth Prentice’s A Dandelion Ponds Mystery, Book One: In High Spirits starts with Daisy Montgomery waking up in an unfamiliar room. At first, Daisy thinks a friend of hers had taken her for a night on the town and she had drunk herself into a...

In the House of Night by Donald Levin is an edgy mystery novel you won't want to miss. The seventh in the Martin Preuss investigator series, this novel delves into the murder of a mild-mannered history professor, but this is just the beginning of...

A California psychic is caught up in a web of lies, deceit, and murder when she returns to her Ohio home for her grandmother's funeral, in the spectacular suspense novel, Inherent Truth (Blood Secrets Book 1) by Alicia Anthony. From the age of ten, Olivia...

I’m Back! More Adventures of Hazel Flick and her pesky pup, Fanny is a humorous adventure/sleuth novella written and illustrated by Rachel Druten. Hazel Flick was not about to let herself be turned into the housekeeper and bed-and-breakfast host for her daughter’s dysfunctional family. In...

Inside Looking Out by Jeanne Tompkins opens on a strong note. While jogging, a police officer discovers a young woman who has been attacked, lying in the undergrowth of a nearby copse and covered in blood, her T-shirt torn to ribbons. Christopher Sky McKenzie calls...

Indian Summer: A Tale of Lust, Murder and Class Division (Earl Town Book 1) by C. James Brown is a gritty crime novel. Earl Town, small town ex-cop turned private investigator, works out of his apartment in South Boston. His workload includes rather mundane tasks...

In Incalculable: The Rousing of Mia by Whovina Munroe, Mia Summers moved to the small town of Gordonsville for a fresh start, trying to overcome the loss of her parents and her best friend. It’s certainly not easy, especially when she suffers from terrifying recurring...

“In April 1931, the world’s most famous inventor, Thomas Alva Edison, asked me if I would be interested in writing his biography. I accepted the offer. I was allowed a total of only seven interviews over a seven-week period. Each interview session lasted no more...