Helen A. Harrison’s latest Art of Murder mystery, A Fair Corpse, has been published by Level Best Books. Set at the 1939 New York World’s Fair, it follows rookie NYPD Officer Brian “Fitz” Fitzgerald as […]
Frank Storey has authored a book about his career as an FBI official directing a multifaceted investigation of the five Mafia families in New York. Mr. Storey led a band of over 140 young
The cartel kidnapped his daughter for ransom. He would make them pay. Former Special Forces operative Jesse Arroyo thought he’d left the war behind. No more kill-or-be-killed missions. Just a quiet life and a chance
A young woman in 1863 London holds the key to stopping a Great Powers intrigue that could extend the American Civil War. Set in England, Andrew Kass’s Civil War spy thriller A Woman of Agency
Michael Livingston’s first novel, The Name of the Cat, has been published at Lulu.com. It’s a sort of Nordic noir with a little bit of humor–Stieg Larsson meets Jane Smiley, or the like. Here’s
Carla Conti’s latest true crime book, THE JACKLIGHTER, thirty years in the making, is now officially in the prelaunch phase on Kickstarter: https://bit.ly/Private-KS-Jacklighter Here’s a summary of THE JACKLIGHTER … A Stolen Life. A Buried
In Marianna Heusler’s Pathway to Purgatory, Next Chapter, the ashes of the past are disturbed when a luxury nursing home is built on the same ground where a devastating fire destroyed a Catholic elementary school
Valerie Wilson Wesley’s newest novel, The Mysterious Death of Junetta Plum, is her first historical mystery, after having written cozies and PI stories.
Victoria Weisfeld’s new thriller, She Knew Too Much, tells the story of American travel writer Genie Clarke, who on assignment in Rome overhears a quartet of gangsters planning a major crime. Once they realize she’s
