FROM THE MURKY DEEP by Kerry J. Charles
There’s More Than Just Fish Under the Sea in the Artistic Cozy “From the Murky Deep” Author Kerry J. Charles combines her love of scuba diving, travel and extensive knowledge of art…
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A TIME FOR MONSTERS by Gareth Worthington
Murder Isn’t the Only Thing That Makes a Monster in Nordic Noir Thriller In Gareth Worthington’s latest novel, the thriller A Time for Monsters (Vesuvian Books), veteran Detective Arne Huakaas is a man…
BLINGER by Angie Cella
A Bedazzling Faith-Based Entrepreneurial Business Guide Businesswoman Angie Cella’s divinely-motivated idea compelled her to start her own business. Her glittering success culminated in her winning the Women in Toys’ 2020 Inventor of…
Review of Novel THE OC by D.P. Lyle
Can a Lethal Celebrity Stalker Outwit This Snarky Ball-Player-Turned-Private-Eye? In award-winning author D.P. Lyle’s newest detective thriller, The OC (Oceanview), former pro baseball player Jake Longly — reluctant private investigator, lover of women…
Woodrow’s Wisdom
Author Jenna Blum learns life lessons from her terminally ill (canine) companion. I’ve only ever cried over two books, and Jenna Blum’s forthcoming memoir, Woodrow on the Bench: Life Lessons from…
Review of Novel – THE PRESIDENT’S DOSSIER by James A. Scott
Putin, Power and U.S. Plutocracy in “The President’s Dossier” The green of cash replaces American red, white and blue in The President’s Dossier (Oceanview Publishing). Author James A. Scott takes readers into a clandestine…
Review of The Imperfects by Amy Meyerson
Diamonds, Dysfunction, and Family Legacy The fragmented Miller family is far from perfect — they’ve never been able to get their act together. But when the family matriarch dies and…
Review of The Talented Mr. Varg by Alexander McCall Smith
A Droll Detective and a Lip-Reading Dog Alexander McCall Smith makes the irrelevant relevant in The Talented Mr. Varg (Pantheon), a satirical social commentary on the mundane. Ulf Varg is not your average…