“I’ve been around the block enough times to recognize a turkey in a chicken coop when I see one.” […]
Trace Conger: The Shadow Broker
Caffeinated probing: Dark resolve Finn Harding wonders when exactly he crossed the line. It’s as ambiguous to the reader […]
Hello again!
Pitter patter the rain falling down Little glamor sun coming round Take a walk when autumn comes to town […]
On hiatus: Wishing you a wonderful summer
See you in September… Murder in Common is on hiatus until the Autumn. I’ll be catching up on […]
Sea of of tears, sea of blue
Three mile procession In crime fiction we get to write about police officers in many ways: diligent, committed, […]
Winners! Benefit of the Doubt
Neal Griffin brings a tale of redemption against malignant forces Congratulations goes out to the following crime fiction readers: […]
Obituaries: Mining the unexpected
Obits are chock full of characters & storylines Reading the obituaries in my daily newspaper is not a regular […]
Darkness read: Noir at the Bar Toronto
Crime Fiction at it’s best My second Noir at the Bar Toronto […]
Win: Benefit of the Doubt by Neal Griffin
Today marks the official launch of Neal Griffin’s Benefit of the Doubt. The book is written by 25-year veteran of law […]
Benefit of the Doubt: Doubtless a hit
Corruption, intimidation & malice How much can one disgraced cop take? Ben Sawyer is cop who is pissed-off most of […]
