White Jade by Alex Lukeman is a thriller featuring Nick Carter, a former Recon Marine, now working for the PROJECT, a covert counter-terrorism unit. Selena Connor is a beautiful linguist specializing in oriental and ancient languages. When her wealthy uncle, a close friend of the...

Sit back, tighten your seatbelt, and get ready for an unforgettable ride. Turner Tomlinson’s The Shooter Act is a thrilling piece of fiction. On his way to the airport, Jack Paulson surmises this is “a great final day.” It is the day before Thanksgiving,...

Crossing the Blue Line by William Mark is a crime thriller worthy of the name in every aspect. Dylan Akers and Beau Rivers have been more than colleagues, two cops who would do anything to cover each other’s back. When Dylan’s daughter is raped and...

If I hadn’t checked Nesly Clerge’s bio, I might have concluded that When The Dragon Roars was written by someone with a degree in psychology and criminal studies, or that the author was at least a therapist of some kind. But the brilliant Nesly Clerge...

Palisades by Lee Martin is a crime and investigation story set in the mountain town of Palisades, West Virginia; a town with an interesting history, great opportunities, yet fraught with crime and an uncertain economy. Palisades is witnessing a series of murders and Nate Davenport,...

The Athena Algorithm by Joseph Cottereaux is my kind of book. I like it because it is full of details. Details about American history. Details about various weapons and computer systems, details of locations all over the world, and details about the human body, and...

I’ve been fortunate to have read for review a string of top-notch novels for Reader’s Favorite the past several weeks and The Drift by David Maxwell earned its way to the top of that list. In this stunning science-fiction thriller, the town of Crystal Falls...

The Demon Pool by Richard B. Dwyer is a supernatural/paranormal novel. The novel follows Jim Demore. He was a U.S. Marine once, but now he works as a Florida Highway Patrol Investigator. He has no idea that he will encounter an ancient demonic power. Turns...

Anonymous by Christine Benedict reminds me somewhat of those Saturday night made for TV movies my husband and I like to watch: it grabs us in the first few minutes, then slows down a bit making us wonder if we should stick with it, and...

R.E. Wood delves into the mind of a serial killer in Sisterly Love. Paula Spencer is a tough New York cop from Queens in a serious, loving relationship, with good friends. One minor mistake, being too scrupulously honest, invalidates evidence against three men that she...