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...

In The Governing Class by Eric Jon Kiser, Bill Sanders is our first “good-guy.” A young idealistic American who has risen to head the world’s largest non-profit environmental advocacy group, GreenPlanet International. Bill is smart, likable and working hard to make Earth a better place...

The Opener by John Triptych is an exciting novel dealing with the kind of white collar crime depicted in the movie The Wolf of Wall Street, starring Leonardo DiCaprio. The Opener is about crime and greed, and how far people will go to win. Don...

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...

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...

In The Samoa Seduction by author Alan L. Moss, readers gain entry into the highly secretive world of the black market trade for a drug that, even though it is illegal and may be dangerous, many are desperate to get their hands on - a...

Bryan Devore’s The Paris Protection is a stimulating, action-packed account of the lengths the US Secret Service takes to protect the president. President Abigail Clarke is in Paris on a two-day planned visit. Special Agent in charge John Alexander heads up the President’s Protection Detail....

n a creepy, psychologically thrilling read by author Sandra Gustafsson, The Rival, the reader is introduced to Sara and Tobias. Neither character seems completely reliable or trustworthy, but through each of their stories, the reader just might be able to piece together what happened to...

The Great Escape by Sabra Breanne Davis starts with Declend's mother telling them they have to move, again. Declend doesn't understand why his mom makes him move every year. She says it is to keep him safe, but all of his friends are safe. There's...

Roy Sullivan is a loser. At least that’s what he feels about himself. Currently working in a dead end job at London’s busiest airport, still haunted by the disappearance of his brother in Iraq, and separated from his family, he has no prospects of things...