Unraveling the Thrills: The Darcy Walker Crime Thrillers Box Set by AJ Lape If you enjoy crime thrillers filled with wit, action, and a fearless female lead, A.J. Lape’s Darcy Walker Crime Thrillers Box Set is a must-read. This collection includes seven full-length novels and two exclusive bonus novellas, offering readers an immersive experience into […]
Only two authors have managed to keep my interest in their characters over a long series of books. In the paranormal, horror, and mystery genres, J.L. Bryan has done a fantastic job of holding my interest with the Ellie Jordan, Ghost Trapper novels (and he’s released 21 books so far). In the mystery, thriller, and […]
I can never spend enough time with Detective Ruby Rivera or the leader of the west coast territory of the AVO gang, Walter “Twenty Bucks” Gutierrez. After the disastrous fallout from the previous novella, Ruby finds herself benched and out of the undercover game while Gutierrez is no closer to finding out who’s trying to […]
Quinn and Costa are back in the fifth book in their series, THE MISSING WITNESS. An excerpt from Allison Brennan’s new book is below. Also, here’s a link to a behind-the-scenes post by Allison Brennan to give you a peak at what went into this ripped-from-the-headlines book. 1 My parking garage off Fifth […]
Want a thriller or mystery to cozy up under a blanket with, to read the day away during the holidays? John Marrs’ THE VACATION will fit the bill. Here’s an excerpt and stick around at the end for my review. PROLOGUE Venice Beach, Los Angeles “That’s her,” the driver yelled to the three men waiting […]
There are only two indie authors I can’t wait to read their next books, even after I enjoyed their first magical book many years ago. J.L. Bryan has the supernatural market cornered for me, and when it comes to crime mysteries, it’s A.J. Lape all the way. The sixth installment of the Darcy Walker Investigations […]
I’ll admit that I’m a sucker for books that feature characters who were mere secondary characters in the previous books, especially when there was just that spark of something that had me wondering what went on with them when you don’t see them on the page. A.J. Lape has taken what was a smaller appearance […]
The Echoes is the fourth installment in the Kinship series, featuring Sheriff Lily Ross, sheriff of the small Ohio town of Kinship. This book can be read as a stand alone installment, but I highly recommend starting at book one so you can immerse yourself in this world. Each book has been a favorite […]
It’s the start to a new weekend, and I’ve read another fantastic mystery/suspense. Michael Ledwidge’s Beach Wedding is full of mystery, adventure, a case that the main character just can’t let go, and some very thrilling moments as everything comes to a head. Check the excerpt from Chapter 1 below then stick around for my […]
Happy Friday! To kick off the weekend, here’s an excerpt of Lynette Eason’s new book, Mountain Fugitive, for the Harlequin Love Intrigued Suspense Fall 2021 Blog Tour. Excerpt of Mountain Fugitive by Lynette Eason (Sep 28) Love Inspired Suspense Add Mountain Fugitive to your Goodreads! Heart pounding a rapid beat, Katherine pulled Hotshot to a […]
Mysteries, thrillers, and suspense are my favorites, so I’m excited to bring you an excerpt from Cold Case Double Cross by Jessica R. Patch for the Harlequin Intrigue Fall 2021 Blog Tour. Excerpt of Cold Case Double Cross by Jessica R. Patch (Aug 24) Love Inspired Suspense Add Cold Case Double Cross to your Goodreads! […]
British crime thrillers and mysteries are favorites of mine, and The Cutting Room by Ashley Dyer proved to be more than your run of the mill murder mystery. When a sadistic, extremely smart and elusive serial killer is on the loose in Liverpool, DCI Greg Carver and Sargent Ruth Lake must piece together […]
Hacker Samira Desta has been in hiding for the last year after her fiancé was killed in a drone attack, just as he was about to blow the lid off of the domestic cause behind a terror attack in LA. Only in contact with a few close friends via post cards and a few scant […]
