In 1968, Daniel Russel was only 13-years old when his father drove them off a bridge in a murder-suicide attempt. […]
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June Lorraine Roberts
June Lorraine Roberts is a Flash Fiction writer of crime fiction, whose stories have been featured by Murderous Ink Press, Punk Noir Magazine, Akashic Books and The Flash Fiction Press. As the creator of MurderInCommon.com, a website about crime fiction books and authors, she features debut and mid-list writers worldwide. Murder in Common is a FeedSpot Top 100 Crime Fiction Blog. June Lorraine is a graduate of the London School of Journalism, a member of Sisters in Crime, and the Short Fiction Mystery Society. She has served as a Derringer Judge, Bouchercon panelist, and has read her work at Noir at the Bar. As time permits, she beta reads for crime fiction authors.
LaVonne Griffin-Valade: Dead Point
Maggie Blackthorne is a Sergeant in the Oregon State Police. She’s back in her home town in the eastern Oregon […]
June Lorraine Roberts, Crimeucopia & Murderous Ink Press
So this happened last month and if you’re wondering what I’m going on about, keep reading the names in the […]
James L’Etoile: Black Label
Jilly Cooper wakes up, naked in bed with a brutal migraine. She’s in a condo that she’s never seen before […]
R.B. Young: Crimes of Disrespect
Pamela Renard is an exchange student from the Coyote River First Nation high school to the Woodmore Academy, a private […]
Moonlight & Misadventure
Moonlight & Misadventure is a journey into the devilish minds of several crime fiction authors. Some I’d read before and […]
Mark Leichliter: The Other Side
It starts with a missing girl, like those that are so often never found. And the beginning of the search […]
David Heska Wanbli Weiden: Winter Counts
This incredible book by David Heska Wanbli Weiden has been received with wide acclaim and my blogging friend Meredith Rankin […]
Paul Heatley: Bloodline
He’s AWOL from a black-ops unit and moves often to leave no trace. It’s when his brother Anthony’s pregnant wife […]
John Talton: City of Dark Corners
Gene Hammons was the best detective in the Phoenix Police Department. That is until he wouldn’t play along to get […]
