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  • Catharine Riggs: What She Gave Away

    Catharine Riggs: What She Gave Away

    Admittedly, Crystal Love had a pretty tough life. Adopted by a dysfunctional couple, she was abandoned by both of them when the marriage ended. Revenge against society became Love’s lifestyle. A plus size woman in a skinny world, she imagined the worse thing that could happen to someone, and then made it come true. Kathi…

    November 17, 2019
  • Rob Hart: The Warehouse

    Rob Hart: The Warehouse

    It’s your future! Zinnia is at The Cloud to engage in corporate espionage. Money drives her for the freedom it will bring. Paxton has come to The Cloud for two reasons. He desperately needs a job and maybe there will be a chance to tell Gibson, the creator of The Cloud, how his company destroyed…

    November 10, 2019
  • The Whisper Man: Alex North

    The Whisper Man: Alex North

    If you’re lonely, sad, and blue, the Whisper Man will come for you Tom and his son Jake have moved to a new house in a new town after the unexpected death of Tom’s wife. It is there that he learns about The Whisper Man, Frank Carter, a murderer of children who has been in…

    November 3, 2019
  • Philip Elliott: Nobody Move

    Philip Elliott: Nobody Move

    Nobody Move is an apt title for this book, as any sudden action among the characters can bring everything to a brutal, bloody stop. But momentum is whirling all around. Eddie Vegas pulling the trigger at the wrong time, Dakota searching for her missing sister, Rufus needing retribution for a dead brother. Then there’s Floyd…

    October 27, 2019
  • Heather Harper Ellett: Ain’t Nobody Nobody

    Heather Harper Ellett: Ain’t Nobody Nobody

    East Texas in the 90s is a hardscrabble time. People make do, and some do what they shouldn’t. You’ve got some decent people round about but all the scuttlebutt is at the feed store where the three Jimmies pass judgement on the goings on. Randy Mayhill once had a best friend. Van was his name…

    October 19, 2019
  • John Vercher: Three-Fifths

    John Vercher: Three-Fifths

    Bobby and Aaron have been friends since their school years. But when Aaron comes out of prison years after his sentencing, Bobby barely recognizes him. Gone is the wanna-be, pseudo black persona. In its place, a hardened, white supremacist full of tattoos and hatred. Bobby who’s always hidden that he’s bi-racial, is terror struck the…

    October 13, 2019
  • Alan Parks: Bloody January

    Alan Parks: Bloody January

    Glasgow’s underbelly in the 1970s is well given life in this debut book by Alan Parks. A young man commits murder at a Buchanan St. bus station. Shooting a waitress before killing himself. For DI Harry McCoy the question is why. There isn’t a connection between the two people. When the murder/suicide leaves a dotted…

    October 6, 2019
  • TH1RT3EN: Steve Cavanagh

    TH1RT3EN: Steve Cavanagh

    The wife of a Hollywood ‘It’ couple is found dead with her security guard in bed beside her. The husband, Robert Solomon is charged with their murders, and it’s the sensational trial of the year. The defense team hires Eddie Flynn to take on the police evidence. He’s got a bad history with the police…

    September 29, 2019
  • Autumn Begins

    Autumn Begins

    A New Season of Crime Fiction It’s been in the air the past few weeks. That change in the light, cooler days and the expected rebound into a hot sunny afternoon. It all signals the commencement of fall, my favourite time of the year. I did a lot of reading this summer. As you likely…

    September 22, 2019
  • Late Summer Hiatus

    Late Summer Hiatus

    Gros Morne Newfoundland Photo credit: Steve Jermanok Time for my usual summer hiatus beginning with a vacation touring the province of Newfoundland. I hope you are all enjoying a happy and safe summer, and get to do a little reading. See you in Autumn. ~ June Lorraine

    July 18, 2019
  • Benedict J Jones: The Gingerbread Houses

    Benedict J Jones: The Gingerbread Houses

    With bonus Q&A below Not much is pretty about the Gingerbread Houses, an image that normally conjures beauty and charm. These Gingerbread Houses are vile places where degenerate behaviours are forced upon the young. PI Charlie ‘Bars’ Constantinople is hired to find a pedophile using the name Teddy Bear. A man who has left the…

    July 17, 2019
  • Florence Wetzel: The Grand Man

    Florence Wetzel: The Grand Man

    A Scandinavian Thriller Time for a bit of refresh and this may hit the spot for you. The Grand Man has lots going on as there are three crimes to be solved. Two past, one present. The murder of Sweden’s Prime Minister Olaf Palme in 1986, Stieg Larrson’s missing 4th book, and the murder of…

    July 11, 2019
  • Matt Phillips – Countdown Q&A

    Matt Phillips – Countdown Q&A

    San Diego > Toronto Communiqué A large part of my interest in noir crime fiction is the background story. Why these characters, why this place. So Matt and I did a little Q&A for you regarding Countdown. Here’s what went on in his head for this book. And can you equate that smile in his…

    July 2, 2019
  • Matt Phillips: Countdown

    Matt Phillips: Countdown

    Bad to the Bone Grit Growing weed is legal in California, but banking the profits, it’s a whole other problem. Jessie grows weed in her apartment. She sells it at an off-license storefront along with LaDon whose presence is a deterrent to robbery. Senditch and Glanson, are two entrepreneurs who start a business warehousing cash…

    June 30, 2019
  • Victoria Helen Stone: False Step

    Victoria Helen Stone: False Step

    Available July 1st Veronica Bradley has a sweet daughter that she adores. Not to mention her gorgeous husband Johnny, a personal trainer that everyone else adores. It should all be great but…it isn’t. While running in a park with the family dog Johnny discovers Tanner Holcomb. A missing boy that search teams across the area…

    June 23, 2019
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