The Haddock Flies At Midnight by Keven Shevels is a satirical mystery novel and the first book in its series, The Dogsbreath Histories. The book is crass and could be perceived as racist, and sometimes you read things out loud with a lisp, but as...

Concession Stand Crimes: The Ballpark Mysteries Book 2 by Nicole Asselin introduces Madeline as she undertakes the task of managing the Abington Armadillos. Her staff includes the head of security, Davis, the secretary, Eliza, and youthful assistant, Max. When Max discovers the corpse of Alaska...

Late Life is the third novel in the Cooper Madison Trilogy by Dan Largent. The story of Cooper, Cara, and Jason continues as they come across new hurdles and challenges. While Cooper has recovered from his surgery and is looking at a new “late life”...

Epiphany's Murder is a work of fiction in the murder mystery subgenre. It is best suited to mature readers owing to some moderate explicit language and sexual references, as well as a few occasions of graphic violence, and was penned by author John Rosskopf. This...

Renny deGroot's Sea Child: Cape Breton Mysteries Book 2 is a well-crafted and suspenseful crime story set in Cape Breton Is., Nova Scotia, Canada. Adam MacDonald, a lobster fisherman, is found dead aboard his fishing boat "Sea Child" in Pleasant Bay. The medical examiner ruled...

Lovers' Secrets and Revenge is a crime mystery romance novel by Elizabeth Upton. It's been ten years since John Callahan had last seen his grandmother, Annabella O'Sullivan. Upon a visit to her sprawling estate in Dublin, Ireland, John is delivered a striking blow when his...

What would make anyone kill a helpless woman? This was one of the many questions that raced through the minds of retired Las Vegas Metropolitan PD detective Taryn Winter and her former partner detective Daniel Brady, as they stared at a pile of dead bodies...

The former NYPD detective and now a private Investigator Joey Mancuso would never have guessed that the text message he received from an anonymous contact − which instructed him to go to one of New York’s subway stations at a specific time − would lead...

Justice For All: The Search for Big Poker Tom by Wayne E. Purcell takes place in the sleepy town of Bridgeport, California in the year 1891. A member of the Paiute nation (Native Americans of the region), known as Big Poker Tom, rode into the...

The year is 1843, and Joseph Carter is a farmer in the small town of Changewater, the setting for A Shadow of Doubt by G. Gordon Long. Like many other farmers, he is trying to make a living to support his wife Olivia and their...