Mystery and Thriller

When a murder-suicide is not the real answer to a crime, how do you find the real motive and killer?

If you like a thriller with a lot going on, Mark Troy’s 'The Splintered Paddle' is right up your alley.

The mystery master has another of his early pulp works resurrected.

"I hope that readers of 'The Unholy' will feel the top of their heads pop off."

Easley has created a cleverly plotted, workmanlike story.

A pleasant mystery that follows the adventures of private investigator-in-training Nicki Valentine.

Is there truely an app for anything? We often hear that is the case. What about an app that makes your decisions for you, and never makes one that isn't right for you? Is that even possible?

Money is no protection when someone or something is out to make sure you and your family are dead.

Sometimes I had to decide whether to be faithful to history or to my fiction. I almost always chose the latter – unless it was about a huge historical event. You can’t pretend that Hitler didn’t exist, for instance, or that Stalin was married to Marilyn Monroe – unless you’re writing a farce.

"I swear, being an author is the best form of therapy."