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Book Review: ‘Little Pretty Things’ – A Mystery Novel by Lori Rader-Day
Rader-Day shows an affinity with the downtrodden and a remarkable sense of atmosphere and place in this mystery.
Read More »Book Review: ‘I Become You,’ A Novel by Thomas Hughes
An s-f novel about a telepathic sheep proves entertaining and mind-bending.
Read More »Book Review: ‘A Planet for Rent,’ Cuban Sci-Fi by Yoss
The first of two newly translated Cuban sci-fi books proves a provocative and imaginative read.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Shadow Cartel, A Dominic Grey Novel’ by Layton Green
As the leads in the search for a killer tend to create misdirection and the rumors of death by mysterious assassins continue to grow, Grey must rely on every investigation from his past to help them find this elusive yet invisible killer before he can kill again. His mentor is out of commission, yet Grey keeps him informed of the strange and shadowy secrets they are tracking.
Read More »Book Review: ‘The Butcher’s Sons’ by Scott Alexander Hess
The Butcher's Sons drives three sons through the heat and danger of youth until they all must make choices that will change everything.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Are You Fully Charged?’ by Tom Rath
'Are You Fully Charged?' gives you a new way of looking at all the aspects of your life and how to bring in sync with what you really want.
Read More »Interview with Gabriel Valjan, Author of ‘Turning to Stone’
Blogcritics chats with Gabriel Valjan, author of the Roma Series novels.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Sons of the Sphinx’ by Cheryl Carpinello
Teenager travels through time with hunky king tut in new YA novel, Sons of the Sphinx by Cheryl Carpinello.
Read More »Interview with R.M. Cartmel, Author of ‘The Charlemagne Connection’
Well, if Lady Muse isn’t playing, I go back and rewrite it! Don’t worry, gentle readers, you will never be exposed to it, but there are times when my muse is, and it is still a horrid and self-indulgent monstrosity!
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