Tag Archives: Mystery

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.

The fourth and final book in the Cassie Scott series brings the infamous Scot vs. Blackwood family feud to a close.

How do you stop the trickle of untrue gossip when you don't know where it is coming from? How do you rescue your reputation, when the hits just keep on coming?

Take this book along on your summer vacation for some good reading sunning on the beach sipping a cool one.

As Taylor, Iain Glen will have you leaning into the screen watching his every move and listening to his every word.

This narrative-driven adventure game with good production values may be too short and light on action for many.

Listening behind closed doors all types of secrets emerge. What happens when the listener is a child that doesn't understand the words?

An example of how good television can be when people put their minds to it

A perfect example of balancing character development and plots to create wonderful television.

This is a book that not only keeps you turning pages, but doesn’t disappoint when you’ve turned that last page.