Sleep walker If he had his druthers, retired cop Gus Murphy would not be a courtesy van driver […]
Tag Archive for ‘crime fiction’
Michael J. Clark: Clean Sweep
Escape A prostitute with a ledger she shouldn’t have. The man who wants it back, and the hunters he sets […]
Becky Masterman: Rage Against the Dying
One step in One step out Brigid Quinn retired from the FBI after many years in the field. She […]
Jordan Harper: She Rides Shotgun
Weave & dodge She’s learned how to take a punch, how to strangle, how to manipulate. Granted it was […]
Karen Ellis: A Map of the Dark
Wounded Damaged As a child, FBI agent Elsa Myers was abused by her mother. To deal with this she […]
Lou Berney: The Long and Faraway Gone
Rock & Roll Lullaby 1986: Two events in Oklahoma City. A young girl’s teenage sister goes missing, and a […]
William Lashner: A Filthy Business
A writer & a psychopath Walk into a bar A man who searches may find himself, but won’t necessarily […]
C.J. TUDOR: The Chalk Man
Chalk Figures Stalking horse Five young friends discover the dismembered body of a girl in 1986. The path to […]
Review of 2017: June Lorraine Roberts
Originally posted on elementaryvwatson:
Our penultimate 2017 reviewer is the lovely June Lorraine Roberts. Tomorrow is my annual review so…
Melissa Scrivner Love: Lola
Gal next door Lola is one capable woman. Smart enough, that everyone believes her boyfriend Garcia heads the Crenshaw Six. […]
