The idea of writing a modern book based on the ancient Greek plays with a chorus, and action from two different viewpoints is intriguing and innovative. This is the framework in Remember Me? Faukon Abbey Mysteries Book 1 by A.K. Lakelett. Set in the present...

Restored by Gwen Sutton is a wonderful crime thriller that explores the extent to which sex trafficking can affect individuals and their families, a final entry in a gripping trilogy revolving around a single family. When child sex trafficking victim, Dereka Jones, decides to stop...

Dr Abigail Brennaman wakes from an indeterminate period of ‘cryonic suspension’ to find herself in a strange, hospital-like environment which she is informed is called Eden. She is weak and alone, monitored by a sophisticated computer which is able to assist with her recovery using...

Social workers meet people with problems. And, when one of them is a sixteen-year-old girl whose mother has just died, they expect their client to be distressed. Penny Wade wasn’t surprised that Dani was distressed and when she claimed that her mother had been murdered,...

Rachel's Folly is a brilliant debut novel from an exceptionally talented new author, Monica Bruno. I loved the way the book was structured into three different points of view that followed on from each other. It all starts off with Rachel whose best friend Elena...

Requiem for Sherlock Holmes by Paul Stuart Hayes includes five new Sherlock Holmes cases. Holmes has died and Watson has decided to write up a small number of cases that for one reason or another had never been published. The first, Sherlock Holmes and...

Gracie Wentworth is an ex-parking enforcement officer and now a private investigator working for her uncle’s business, the Montgomery Group, that includes investigations, bodyguard work and other assorted interests. Reluctantly, she is given an assignment to go undercover as a reporter at the prestigious...

Ribbons of Death is a mystery by Edita A. Petrick. A government contractor named Carter, puzzled by bizarre occurrences linked to the controversial book she wrote, approaches Stella Hunter, a shunned professor on myths and legends. Stella’s research about a myth known as Peacetaker has...

Set in 1983, sixteen-year-old Kate, eight-year-old Tosh and six-year-old Ellie woke up on the streets, discovering their mother has abandoned them. Fearing that the authorities would send them to an orphanage, Kate decided to hitch a ride and brought her younger siblings to Medswell. They...

Rails and Aces is a western novel by Loretta Jackson and Vickie Britton. Jace Keeler is playing poker on a train with some men and a beautiful woman named Deliah. A gang of bandits robs the train and steals payroll money. Jace chases after them...