Mystery and Thriller

Civil War manuscript leads to mystery and mayhem in new thriller, The Kittridge Manuscript, by Don Meyer.

'Curiosity House: The Shrunken Head' by Lauren Oliver & H.C. Chester takes you on a fun filled journey with a group of children who have grown up in Dumfrey’s Dime Museum of Freaks Oddities and Wonders.

In "Contract: Snatch", mystery, action and fiery characters come together in a compelling and exciting story .

Like a good air conditioned movie, Dead Rapunzel and Loon Lake in winter make for ideal reading in the dog days of August.

"Resorting to Murder": The stories themselves are an uneven bunch with both excellent tales and some clinkers.

Lerner gives us characters that are full of fun, bluster and charm, yet have that energy that you feel is trustworthy.

I’m a stickler for keeping things as authentic as possible, so I often drove to the locations that I mention or describe in my novel to make sure that I described them properly.

"Black Chalk", a psychological thriller, is a compelling read for a good two thirds of the way, but unfortunately the payoff is disappointing.

'High Country Nocturne' is an exciting thriller that will make for an excellent summer read.

Watson takes us on a strange and perilous journey into darkness, secrets and murder in a way that creates creepy vibes that make you uncomfortable. J