The Straight Crimes by Matt Juhl is a brilliant romantic suspense novel that follows the relationship of teenagers Harper Jones and Nik Roberts. Harper is trying to start over. When she becomes the new kid in town and meets Nik, sparks fly and they fall...

What I Did by Kayla Krantz follows Jessica - a twenty-something serial killer and horror movie-obsessed agoraphobic. She musters up enough energy and mild interest to hold down a mediocre cashier job at a small grocery store. There she can count the number of...

Rye Nova: Between Flight and Fight by K.M. Greffe is a short, taut and suspenseful thriller about Rye Nova, a man with the “gift” of foresight, who wishes more than anything in the world that he wasn’t cursed with the horror of foreseeing future events....

Nicolai, Rosalee, and their young nine-year-old daughter, Punita, are living in a caravan and traveling the country, stopping at carnivals, fairs and shows, performing songs and dances, and offering tarot card readings. After she is attacked within the camp, Punita stays with her father's cousin...

Shocking Confessions by Walter Marks is the seventh novel in his Detective Jericho series. Each book is more engaging and endears Detectives Jericho and Vangie to the reader. Neil Jericho is a veteran police officer that relies on experience and input from the rookie, Vangie....

Election 2064: Book Two by Scott McDermott is a sci-fi conspiracy drama to haunt your dreams. It's about a nation on the verge of permanent ruin--the United States. What do an artist, technologist, policy analyst, governor, and the president have in common? They all play...

Percentages of Guilt is a work of fiction in the thriller, suspense, and mystery sub-genres, and was penned by author Michael Niemann. Part of the Valentin Vermeulen Thriller collection of books, we find ourselves once again alongside the intrepid Vermeulen as a new case falls...

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...