My Review Having read Mr. Plant’s award-winning short story Perfect Match in another collection, I was eager to dive into more of his imagination. This book delivers, opening with that prize-winning tale and then moving into a variety of stories that push the edges of the ordinary. You’ll find families dealing with an invasion of … Continue reading Dark Matter: Stories by Robert Plant
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My Review When I see that an author is writing from their area of expertise, I get excited. Brian Brady brings his background in law enforcement and private security to the page, and the details about procedures and inner workings clearly reflect that knowledge. However, I struggled a bit with the way this book was … Continue reading greed by Brian Brady
The Iris Code: A Tracker Novel by Anita Dickason
I was super happy to see another Tracker novel by this author. Her books are always authentic and page-turners. In this one, Dickason explores the world of Iris scans and canine search and rescue. The main character, Riley, is a tenacious reporter working with her soon-to-be certified search and rescue dog, Milo. Milo is one … Continue reading The Iris Code: A Tracker Novel by Anita Dickason
Blood Machines By J. K. Gravier
If you're anything like me, you might have a knee-jerk reaction to the title—vampire book, really? But hang tight and take a moment to read the book blurb like I did, and you'll find yourself intrigued. I stumbled upon this gem at the Indie Pavilion at the Tucson Festival of Books. The cover caught my … Continue reading Blood Machines By J. K. Gravier
Two Books By Tere Michaels!
In the first book in this series, in the dystopian underbelly of New York City, Dead Bolt, the latest drug, unleashes chaos. One of the main characters, Nox Boyet's dual existence as a construction worker and the Vigilante unfolds against this grim backdrop. The narrative intricately weaves Nox's struggle against corruption, emphasizing the complexity of … Continue reading Two Books By Tere Michaels!
Dead By Proxy – Lone Star Lit Book Blog Tour
DEAD BY PROXY Proxy Legal Thriller Series, Book 1 by Manning Wolfe Legal Thriller / Suspense / Action Publisher: Starpath Books, LLC Date of Publication: September 15, 2023 Number of Pages: 324 pages Scroll down for Giveaway! In this lawyer-on-the-run suspense drama, attorney Quinton Bell loses the trial of his career, and possibly his life. … Continue reading Dead By Proxy – Lone Star Lit Book Blog Tour
Rising Pressure by Leslie Piggott
This is a new author's first work of fiction. Ms. Piggott has entertained readers with two poetry books, but she may have found her niche with Medical Fiction/Thrillers. The main character, Dr. Addison Fischer, is a brilliant yet normal scientist dividing her day between her family, her students, and the cut-throat world of research. What … Continue reading Rising Pressure by Leslie Piggott
Ninety-Five by Lisa Towles
You may not be old enough for this reference but – remember books from the 70s that tried to explain drug-induced trips? Well this book has that feeling. With the main character experiencing drugs where reality and fantasy clash and the reader is left wondering, as is the main character, what is real. It took … Continue reading Ninety-Five by Lisa Towles
Shattered Skies – Stories by Chris Miller
Let’s start this with “I don’t read horror.” It says it on my website, and I say it often to people who suggest it to me. However, never say never as there is always an exception and for me, that is this author. Years ago he pulled me in with a snarky recommendation of his … Continue reading Shattered Skies – Stories by Chris Miller
Midnight Black: Revised and Expanded by R. J. Eastwood
Since I enjoyed this book when it was first published, I was interested to see the changes the author incorporated into this expanded version. The author has definitely taken it to the next level. Fused into the story are ideas and events pulled from headlines during the last few years. The quick paced read is … Continue reading Midnight Black: Revised and Expanded by R. J. Eastwood