When a young artist is murdered, Logan finds herself looking for clues and following the trails of dishonesty and distrust that come to light. Can she have been wrong about her friend Thomas?
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Book Review: ‘Three Days to Forever,’ A Mac Faraday Mystery by Lauren Carr
As a professional band of assassins begin their assault on a group of wedding guests, groom-to-be Mac Faraday helps the small police force investigate the attack before it's too late.
Read More »Interview: Robert Lane, Author of ‘Cooler Than Blood’
I can tell you (but I won’t) the day and the book I was reading when I plopped it down on my lap and said, “This is the best I can find?” I started writing that week.
Read More »Interview: Lars Martinson, Author and Artist of Graphic Novel ‘Tonoharu’
I think sometimes fiction actually allows you to be more honest than autobiography, because it gives you plausible deniability.
Read More »Interview: John Herrick, Author of ‘Between These Walls’
"I love stories that tie faith into life’s tough questions."
Read More »Book Review: ‘A Life Unbroken’ by K. M. Hewitt
Alex McKay series debut is disappointing.
Read More »Book Review: ‘Wrestling for My Life,’ Inspirational Autobiography by Shawn Michaels
Instead of being a book of bumps and bruises, 'Wrestling for My Life' is an earnest account of how Michaels heals himself, both physically and spiritually.
Read More »Interview: Nicole Weaver, Author of ‘Not All Americans Are Racist’
"I wrote the essay for anyone who has been a victim of discrimination and especially for America’s youth."
Read More »Book Review: ‘Vanishing Girls’ by Lauren Oliver
If you enjoy mystery and romance with a twist of mind games and behavior you will find this book to be one you are looking for.
Read More »Interview: Marly Youmans, Author of ‘Glimmerglass: A Novel’, Poet and Teacher, Part 2 of 2
'If I could tell my young self something, I'd say that she should not let anything take away her joy in making things out of words – that whatever tends to take away from that deep play and pleasure should be questioned.'
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