Welcome Back, Jack starts off with a bang when New Rhodes detective Jack LeClere is called to a grisly homicide scene. The shocking crime appears to be the hallmark of the South End Killer, but, worryingly for Jack, the murderer left Jack's name at the...

Johnny Madrid by John L. Evans is an old-fashioned detective crime novel set in 1972. When a beautiful young starlet is found murdered, Detective Johnny Madrid is put on the case. Just when Madrid thought he had exhausted all his leads, he stumbles on a...

Cross Examinations: Crime in Columbus by John Hegenberger is a collection of four short stories, all of which contain the word “ache” in the title. The common element in each story is Eliot Cross, the main protagonist who’s a P.I. and the owner of the...

Frank Dugan is a cop. He is also the son of a cop. For that and many other reasons The Omega Formula reads like a great classic crime novel. But it’s a little more than that. It’s also a conspiracy novel with roots that go...

At the heart of Darryl's Reunion by John B. Wren lies the tragedy of the boy that never graduated. For a bright, but bullied young kid, the start of high school could present an opportunity to re-invent himself with new friends and new activities or...

If you are looking for an entertaining, easy-to-read murder mystery, look no further – Phyllis Entis’ The Green Pearl Caper: A Damien Dickens Mystery fits the bill. This delightful mystery’s main character is Damien Dickens, a private investigator who lives in Atlantic City, New Jersey,...

Emma is not your typical gal, no, she moved to a tiny little town, bought a run-down looking store in the middle of town, and made it into a used bookstore and coffee shop, then bought herself a little cottage way out of town to...

The Judas Dilemma by Robert Heath is an exciting legal thriller, masterfully executed by a former state court prosecutor and criminal defense lawyer. Thirty-year-old Rian Coulter is gaining a solid reputation in the Florida Panhandle as a top-notch public defender – certainly a far cry...

Oh, my my! That is exactly what I thought when I finished the unusual, interesting and overall great new book by author M.L. Sanford, Travel the Wicked Road. In an absolute rout of a paranormal adventure, readers will follow the inhabitants of the strange little...

The Gay Detective: Nick and Norm in Chicago by Kenneth D. Michaels manages to do what most mysteries can't do. It manages to do what most LGBT books can't do. It entertains. Somehow, these two different genres come together to create an enjoyable masterpiece. The...