Broken Chord by Alice A. Jackson
Reviewed by Lisa Brown-Gilbert Alice A. Jackson’s Broken Chord: A Music Row Mystery, offers a compelling collaboration of love betrayal, passion, intrigue, and murder set in Nashville’s famous Music Row. Purchase Here. Captivating from the out ...
Leave No Trace by A.J. Landau (Jon Land and Jeff Ayers)
Reviewed by Russel Ilg LEAVE NO TRACE, the latest thriller from Jon Land writing under the pseudonym A. J. Landau, is subtitled “A National Parks Thriller” for good reason. The book opens with a domestic terrorist attack on the Statue of Liberty a ...
Every Silent Thing by Alan Brenham
Reviewed by Douglas R. Cobb Every Silent Thing, by author Alan Brenham, is a terrific read for all fans of the mystery genre. It was my first encounter reading anything by Brenham, but I hope it won't be my last, for I totally enjoyed reading this ...
Neon Lights and Plane Tickets: Sci-Fi Poetic Prose Collection by Eli Alemán
Reviewed by Lisa Brown-Gilbert Spanning an eclectic variety of subjects, while featuring polished stanzas teeming with free verse and deeply insightful mentations, Neon Lights and Plane Tickets by artist, scientist, and author Eli Alemán artfully ...
Voodoo Child, Book One: Zombie Uprising
Reviewed by Chris Phillips Around the globe and then landing in a small Caribbean island, this story traverses the world and more. Purchase Here. The action starts on the small island of Isle De Fantomas. It moves to the deserts of the Middle ...
In Silence Cries the Heart by Catherine Hughes
Sometimes love can be so strong that it ruptures the confines of a single lifetime, extending into those beyond. This is what Caitlyn Hegarty, an American schoolteacher, learns on her trip to Scotland where she soon becomes entangled in the tragic hi ...
Wyndano’s Cloak: A Tale of Magic and High Adventure by A.R. Silverberry
Book reviewed by Chris Phillips Silverberry's debut novel is a surprising fantasy. There are all the classic elements. There is a headstrong and determined young heroine. There are the enemies and friends. As with any good book there are ...
Then Like the Blind Man by Freddie Owens
Book reviewed by Douglas R. Cobb Debut author, Freddie Owens, swings for the fences and hits a home run with his excellent coming-of-age story set primarily in Kentucky, Then Like the Blind Man. When Orbie’s father dies, his life changes ...
A Bullet for Carlos by Giacomo Giammatteo
Book reviewed by Chris Phillips Giammatteo starts this new series with a blast. A drug sting goes bad and the cops go in knowing they would not have backup. Everything that can go wrong does for detective Connie Gianelli. In a moment of ...
On the Corner: A Novel of Lifelong Friendship by S.J. Tagliareni
Book reviewed by Nancy Eaton Did you have a best friend who was there for you during the good times and difficult times in your life? This is the story of On the Corner. Purchase Here. Sal and his childhood friend, Michael have been ther ...