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...

This Way Madness Comes by Robert Alan combines the genres of mystery, thriller, and suspense together in one novel. It will appeal to an audience made up of mature young adults and adults who enjoy suspenseful fiction set during the Cold War. The story follows...

Wanderlust by Simon Foster is a crime thriller. Following the terrifying events of 9/11, Luke Bales is determined that his Australian bar in New York is going to be a success. Things are moving along nicely and the bar, called The Billabong, is doing very...

Zombiekill: A Post Apocalyptic Thriller by Russ Watts is a fictional horror, fantasy, thriller, and science fiction novel of a zombie apocalypse that will appeal most to an audience of young adults and adults with a stomach for horror and gore in the extreme, as...

The Black Widows by Jane Finch is a fictitious thriller about three women who plan and plot the deaths of their ruthless, wealthy husbands. How could these women be so unscrupulous? Was it greed or revenge? As their painful childhood truths unfold, I couldn’t help...

Bad Memories by Douglas Sandler is John Miller’s story and his memories are of death on a cataclysmic scale. Working as a doctor in an asylum, he was held responsible for mistakes that resulted in the demise of many inmates. The story is told from...

The Medinandi License by Randall Reneau is a thriller. Trace Brandon is a geologist who is mining in Mali, West Africa. He hasn’t been there two months before there are two attempts on his life and one of his gold drilling rigs is blown up...

Malachy’s Gloriam by C.M. Martello is a long book, not just in pages but in its convoluted plot and long list of characters. But Malachy’s Gloriam is also long on brilliant writing i.e. not once in those 417 pages does the author or the reader...

The Chaos by Sergio Gomez is a great novel. I am going to give you my impressions without giving away any spoilers, so you may not appreciate how good it is, but take my word for it, The Chaos is awesome. Now granted, this is...