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reviewed Every Broken Trust: A Mystery. Saturday
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Every Broken Trust: A Mystery
“’Just remember. No criminal has the power those with wealth and political clout have. The ultra criminals use politics to thrive unmolested.’” ( Page 231)   If chief of …
reviewed Silken Prey: A Novel. June 09
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Silken Prey: A Novel
Politics is seen by many as a life and death situation. In the latest in the Lucas Davenport series from author John Sandford, Silken Prey: A Novel, it is literally true as a political operative by the …
reviewed Robert B. Parker's Wonderland. June 08
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Robert B. Parker's Wonderland
Henry Cimoli has known Hawk and Spenser for years. He has never once asked for a favor and certainly wouldn't now if he wasn't being squeezed. He might have even tolerated being squeezed a little …
reviewed Pandomium. June 08
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Pandomium
It's been a few months since the events depicted in Fragment and the survivors who escaped from Henders Island as well as the human race in general are struggling to adjust. It hasn’t been …
reviewed Scratchgravel Road: A Mystery. June 04
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Scratchgravel Road: A Mystery
“Given the right set of circumstances I think we're all capable of doing bad.” (Page 289)   The right set of circumstances has come together in this second novel from author Tricia …
reviewed Dying Voices: The Carl Burns Mystery .... May 21
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Dying Voices: The Carl Burns Mystery Series
Professor Carl Burns starts the fall semester at Hartley Norman College preparing again to teach the sophomore level course on American Lit.  While he has a few jitters regarding the start of the …
reviewed The Coyote Tracker (Thorndike Large P.... May 19
The Coyote Tracker (Thorndike Large Print Wetern: Josiah Wolfe, Texas Ranger)
May 1875 finds Texas Ranger Josiah Wolfe back in Austin, Texas and very much in career limbo. Wolfe is still is a Texas Ranger despite the recent events and the media backlash. But, he has been told to …
reviewed The Disrespectful Interviewer: Thirte.... May 18
The Disrespectful Interviewer: Thirteen Interviews with Authors
Usually author interviews are done with the idea of civility and respect. The same old questions can always be found in nearly every interview. Then there is this book and how Lauren Baratz-Logsted (LBL) …
reviewed Red Mountain. May 12
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Red Mountain
The four member team sent to Rhinebeck, New York, had one target and one mission objective. The Durres Syndicate wants Walt Bergman dead and they want his records. As the commander of the NYPD Intelligence …
reviewed Swan's Landing: A Webb Sawyer Mystery. May 12
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Swan's Landing: A Webb Sawyer Mystery
It is fall on the Outer Banks of North Carolina and the tourists with their frenetic energy and electronic devices have all gone back to wherever it is they came from. The peace and quiet has been restored …
reviewed Ring of Truth. May 05
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Ring of Truth
Sara and Gen aren't getting along too well as the twin sisters aren't identical in their preferences. The last thing Sara wanted to do was spend the weekend working in their yard. Gen did and …
reviewed The Education of a Pulp Writer. May 02
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The Education of a Pulp Writer
The Education of a Pulp Writer is a gritty in your face read by David Cranmer that features ten short stories that predate his work in Westerns. The people in these stories are people living on the edge …
reviewed Breaking Point: A Joe Pickett Novel. April 26
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Breaking Point: A Joe Pickett Novel
Wyoming Game Warden Joe Pickett knew local resident Butch Roberson. At least he thought he did. Joe Pickett knew something was off with him when he encountered Butch Roberson on the Big Stream Ranch …
reviewed Sweet Little Hands. April 24
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Sweet Little Hands
Previously published in Enough Rope as well as “one of the Flesh & Blood anthologies edited by Jeff Gelb and Max Allan Collins” (a note from the author) the story has been re-released …
reviewed Sweet Little Hands (A Story From the .... April 24
Previously published in Enough Rope as well as "one of the Flesh & Blood anthologies edited by Jeff Gelb and Max Allan Collins" (a note from the author) the story has been re-released as an individual …
reviewed Free Fall: A John Ceepak Mystery (Joh.... April 15
Free Fall: A John Ceepak Mystery takes readers back to "sunny, funderdull" Sea Heaven. Like the rest of the coastline nearby, the eighteen mile long barrier island that holds Sea Heaven, New Jersey, was …
reviewed The Jurors Who Knew Too Much. April 14
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The Jurors Who Knew Too Much
Recently released by Untreed Reads this short story revolves around Lorna Lombardi called to serve as a juror in Westchester, New York one January. Kelly Meadows was the 46 year old woman on trial for …
reviewed The Texas Capitol Murders. April 14
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The Texas Capitol Murders
The Texas Capitol Murders features romance, murder, a Texas Ranger, a governor afraid of his own shadow, strident anti-abortionists, at least one pervert (depending on your personal definition of “pervert” …
reviewed The Jurors Who Knew Too Much. April 14
Recently released by Untreed Reads this short story revolves around Lorna Lombardi called to serve as a juror in Westchester, New York one January. Kelly Meadows was the 46 year old woman on trial for …
reviewed The Texas Capitol Murders. April 14
The Texas Capitol Murders features romance, murder, a Texas Ranger, a governor afraid of his own shadow, strident anti-abortionists, at least one pervert (depending on your personal definition of "pervert" …
reviewed Double Vision. April 10
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Double Vision
They say that each person has a double floating around on the world. Somebody that looks like him or her and may even act the same way. Nearly everyone who knows Lincoln, who goes by the nickname Linc, …
reviewed Double Vision. April 10
They say that each person has a double floating around on the world. Somebody that looks like him or her and may even act the same way. Nearly everyone who knows Lincoln, who goes by the nickname Linc, …
reviewed The Good Cop. April 07
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The Good Cop
The death of a police officer is always a tragedy. The fact that it is being described as a suicide and then wouldn’t be covered in any depth by the Newark Eagle- Examiner is something that reporter …
reviewed The Beautiful Edible Garden: Design a.... April 07
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The Beautiful Edible Garden: Design a Stylish Outdoor Space Using Vegetables, Fruits and Herbs
You want to grow some food, but you don’t want your yard to look like a farm. Or maybe your Home Owner’s Association has rules on that and will freak if they can tell you planted some produce …
reviewed The Good Cop: A Mystery (Carter Ross .... April 07
The death of a police officer is always a tragedy. The fact that it is being described as a suicide and then wouldn't be covered in any depth by the Newark Eagle- Examiner is something that reporter Carter …
reviewed Duckweed--A Short Story. April 01
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Duckweed--A Short Story
Originally published in 2010 in Lone Star Noir, this short story is now available as a stand alone e-book. Carlos McDaniel was minding his own business as the small lake southeast of College Station, …
reviewed The Drifter Detective: A Jack Laramie.... April 01
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The Drifter Detective: A Jack Laramie Beat
The Drifter Detective: A Jack Laramie Beat by Garnett Elliott is the latest release from Beat To A Pulp and is a very good one. The striking and well done cover only hints at the powerful tale inside …
reviewed Bear is Broken (Leo Maxwell). April 01
Having just passed the bar a few days earlier newly minted lawyer Leo Maxwell expected a routine lunch with his brother Teddy Maxwell. It was 1999 and Teddy was deep in trial and locked into the case. …
reviewed Duckweed - A Short Story. April 01
Originally published in 2010 in Lone Star Noir, this short story is now available as a stand alone e-book. Carlos McDaniel was minding his own business as the small lake southeast of College Station, …
reviewed The Drifter Detective (A Jack Laramie.... April 01
The Drifter Detective: A Jack Laramie Beat by Garnett Elliott is the latest release from Beat To A Pulp and is a very good one. The striking and well done cover only hints at the powerful tale inside …
reviewed The Good, The Bad and the Murderous: .... March 30
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The Good, The Bad and the Murderous: A Sid Chance Mystery
The Good, The Bad and The Murderous: A Sid Chance Thriller is the second book in the series that began with The Surest Poison. As such, while this novel could be read as a stand-alone, there are the …
reviewed The Good, The Bad and The Murderous. March 30
The Good, The Bad and The Murderous: A Sid Chance Thriller is the second book in the series that began with The Surest Poison. As such, while this novel could be read as a stand-alone, there are the occasional …
reviewed Cover Of Snow by Jenny Milchman. March 24
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Cover Of Snow by Jenny Milchman
Everything changed for Nora Hamilton that January morning when she woke up alone. Brendan, her police officer husband, was not in the bed with her. The normal morning sounds he would have made were not …
reviewed Cover of Snow: A Novel. March 24
Cover of Snow: A Novel
Everything changed for Nora Hamilton that January morning when she woke up alone. Brendan, her police officer husband, was not in the bed with her. The normal morning sounds he would have made were not …
reviewed Faithful Unto Death: A Sugar Land Mys.... March 16
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Faithful Unto Death: A Sugar Land Mystery
In Sugar Land, Texas, just outside of Houston, folks are not supposed to die. Not in this world of perfect master planned communities of perfect lawns, perfect homes, and powerful Home Owners Associations. …
reviewed Faithful Unto Death (A Sugar Land Mys.... March 16
In Sugar Land, Texas, just outside of Houston, folks are not supposed to die. Not in this world of perfect master planned communities of perfect lawns, perfect homes, and powerful Home Owners Associations. …
reviewed Four of a Kind: Four Tales of Mystery.... March 10
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Four of a Kind: Four Tales of Mystery and Suspense
If it isn’t obvious by the cover and the back cover synopsis, Four of a Kind: Four Tales of Mystery and Suspense is an anthology containing four novellas that revolve around playing card games. …
reviewed Looking For Yesterday: A Sharon McCon.... March 09
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Looking For Yesterday: A Sharon McCone Mystery
As detailed in the previous books in this long running series, Private Investigator Sharon McCone has had a quite a few cases over the years and a number of them have been a bit odd. This latest one …
reviewed Four of a Kind: an Anthology of Myste.... March 09
If it isn't obvious by the cover and the back cover synopsis, Four of a Kind: Four Tales of Mystery and Suspense is an anthology containing four novellas that revolve around playing card games. Poker …
reviewed Looking for Yesterday (Sharon Mccone .... March 09
As detailed in the previous books in this long running series, Private Investigator Sharon McCone has had a quite a few cases over the years and a number of them have been a bit odd. This latest one with …
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