The Devil’s Calling is a work of fiction in the action and paranormal subgenres and is the sequel to The Lost Theory. It is suitable for the general reading audience and was penned by Michael Kelley. Taking place nine years after the first book, Sean...

Penance is the second novel in The Catalyst Trilogy by author Selin Senol-Akin. The story of Kaitlin continues as she tackles motherhood in a strange new city. Things settled down a little while Finn Du Feu stayed away from Kaitlin in accordance with his promise...

In The Boy on the Train by Donald Steven Collins, Captain Broderick handed Detectives Steve Danski and Gregory Litchfield a cold case that was re-opened after five years. A seven-year-old boy, Oliver DeLeon, was kidnapped five years ago on his way to school on the...

Samuel's father, Aaron Knight, was a medical doctor who founded Knight-Hathaway Pharmaceuticals with his friend, Holden Hathaway. Aaron produced the Advanced Reproduction of Enhanced Soldiers (ARES) drug, which gained attention and attracted the wrong crowd. They wanted the drug and would go to any extent...

The Starlight Club is the 14th installment in Joe Corso’s incredible award-winning Starlight Club series. The story begins in Darien, Connecticut when Bobby tells his daughter Lynn of when he was part of Red Fortunato’s crew and frequented The Starlight Club. Bobby and his crew...

The Dark Trail is the smoldering sixth book in J.C. Fields’ Sean Kruger FBI thriller series and this latest offering certainly doesn’t disappoint. When Deputy Director of the FBI, Alan Seltzer, is brutally executed during an early morning bike ride, FBI profiler and his good...

Jay Perin's The Cuban Gambit (One Hundred Years of War Book 3) continues the epic series that begins in The Maltese Attack and adapts the Indian epic mythology—the Mahabharata. There are no boring moments in the fast-moving plot that includes plans for revenge, evil plots...

Threads is a work of fiction in the suspense and murder mystery subgenres, and it serves as the fourth installation of the Scott Brody Thriller series. The work is best suited to the general adult reading audience and was penned by author Bryan Cassiday. In...

The Shadow Over Lone Oak is a work of fiction in the thriller, horror, and crime subgenres. It is aimed at the adult reading audience owing to scenes of violence and gore as well as moderate explicit language throughout and was penned by author C...

It’s always a pleasure to discover an author whose writing style intrigues me, whose characters capture my imagination, and whose plot keeps me glued to the pages. My latest discovery is an Australian, Ged Gillmore, and his novel, The Lightning Rod - one unique and...