Bloody Gullets by Michael Golvach contains a group of stories that run the gamut from psychologically entertaining to philosophically astute to whimsically provoking; all of which will rock your mind. Mr. Golvach is blessed with an ability to write provocative stories, with a sprinkling of...

Missing Pieces by Michael Golvach is the story of a heartbroken woman whose life was all about misery, but one day her knight came and he swept her away from her demons. Mandi has not had a wonderful life. Being abused is not fun, especially...

Having read for review Bloody Gullets and What I Did This Summer by Davey Fitz, (a short story related to the full novel, FiX) I, once again, have the distinct pleasure of introducing the brilliantly twisted mind of Michael Golvach to new readers. In the...

Transmissions by Michael Golvach is a brooding, mysterious, and macabre novel interspersed with moments of passion and unthinkable dangers. We have two lovers, Benjamin and Amelie, who have loved each other for as long as they can remember. But time and fate have their ways...

In Dormir by Michael Golvach, a life of combat and brutality has left Private Investigator Payden Beck tired and embittered. He longs for a peaceful future away from law enforcement, so when Police Officer Bill Dooley asks for his help to locate his missing niece,...

In every police officer's career, lines must sometimes be crossed; lines that blur the definitions of good or bad, legal or illegal. It's finding one's way back that's the hard part. Payden Beck and his partner Bryan Verrill's first big case ends badly in court,...

Go by author Michael Golvach is a work of fiction in the crime thriller, mystery, and suspense subgenres, and it forms the fourth novel in the Payden Beck Crime Thriller series. The work is best suited to mature readers owing to scenes of graphic violence,...

Michael Golvach’s latest novel, Runt, follows a series of four noir crime thrillers starring the enigmatic lead character, Payden Beck, a police department detective with the intuitive sense of Sherlock Holmes and the moral instincts of a cat, who is independent in the extreme, but...