Is it a mystery? A romance novel? Science fiction? Or a travel and lifestyle brochure? How about all of the above? One thing An Oddity of Some Consequence by Gary Dickson is definitely not is boring. In modern-day Los Angeles, Robert Valmer, a suave, erudite,...

In An Honest Man by Thomas A. Brown, Alaskan pawnshop clerk Jason cannot believe his luck when an ancient scroll lands on the counter. Single mother Paddy has just come into ownership of the scroll and other valuable items after another successful robbery. When Jason...

A Murder is Forever: The Diamond District Mystery Series is a sleuth murder mystery novel written by Rob Bates. Mimi Rosen didn’t want an ID card for easy access to the building housing her father’s diamond business. She had trained as a journalist and while...

When is crime fiction more than just crime fiction? When it’s written by Edward A Dreyfus and its protagonist is Almost Dead in the first chapter! Just picture yourself sipping your morning coffee and surfing your laptop when a bullet buzzes across the top of...

It's 1920, and Joshua Oates's reputation as a private investigator has improved. His police contact and friend, Detective Dan Burnside of the Boston Police Department, has a case for him: they want him to find a missing tailor in New York City. Sounds simple enough,...

A River of Ill Wind by Christopher Baird tells a tale of love, betrayal, loyalty, and courage. It's 1968. Paul Bennett heads off to a whitewater river in northern Wisconsin for a late summer trip with five of his friends. Melvin Hoskins is the father...

Apophis - Into the Folds of Darkness is the first novel in The Kleos Chronicles by Raj Anand. Pure chaos is approaching Earth. A danger unlike any other is moving towards the planet, and Earth is not prepared to fight the magnitude of the trouble...

While drinking at the lake under the light of the full moon, a young couple unexpectedly becomes unwilling participants in a terrifying ritual with grisly effects that forever alter the course of their lives in the horrifying paranormal novel, And The Creek Don't Rise by...

Anatomy of the Truth is a work of fiction in the medical thriller, suspense, and crime drama sub-genres, and was penned by author W. D. McComb. The novel functions as a stand-alone story, but can also be read as a sequel to the author’s previous...

A Murder Masquerade: A Jeremy Winton Crime Novel, Book One is a police procedural mystery novel written by Steven W. Cotton. Bramburgh Castle was home and hearth to Lord Kensington, and the place where the well-heeled and nefarious alike rubbed elbows in the rarified air...