There is no better place to be than a remote Texas ranch with thousands of acres if you’re looking to disappear. For Gabriel Haines, in No One Can Know by Adrienne LaCava, his friend’s ranch is not only the best place to be when the...

Gerald McDaniel's latest suspense novel is entitled Night Sweats and Graffiti. It features attorney Daniel Saule (Sol), a man who appears to be caught in a vocational time warp. He practices in a high-powered firm and yet, he prefers low-profile cases. When a young woman...

A killer has finally been caught in Austin, Texas, but his legacy will live on. Harvey Smith terrorized women for a long time but a little slip-up landed him behind bars to await the needle. But Harvey isn’t going to go down without a fight...

Nowhere Safe is an action thriller by best-selling author Nancy Bush. The story follows Detective September Rafferty, who at the start, has her hands full the first day back to work after an accident or crime. She was stabbed in the shoulder and is now...

Not having read Linda Lovely's first mystery novel, I thought I might be at a disadvantage reading "No Wake Zone." But, that was not the case at all. I found this book to be engaging and very well-developed throughout. Marley Clark is a retired intelligence...

In the book “Nothing Good is Free” by Matthew R. Horn, we learn that being a vigilante is not easy. Jeff Scott has to rely on the secret information given to him by Martell, a detective with the Chicago Police Department (CPD) to stay one...

“Number Seventy-Five” by Ashley Fontainne is a chilling suspense from the moment you learn the reasoning behind the title. Seconds after meeting Mandy Russell you discover that she is slapped with the realization she is about to become the seventy-fifth victim in an eerie killing...

James Grippando is not new to the world of literary intrigue. The difficult task is to keep the readers interested and guessing to the end. In "Need You Now", Grippando has accomplished this heavy task. In a Maddof-like plot, Abe Cushman has successfully run a...

It's September of 2001 and Allison Taylor has lived in Manhattan for several years. She has worked herself into the fashion industry despite the negative comments of people back in her Midwestern hometown of Centerfield. As she was the daughter of a single drug-addicted mother...

Not having read Nancy Bush before, I was fascinated by the plot development as well as the plethora of interesting characters. In "Nowhere to Run", the author gives the reader a page-by-page rush so that periodic breathers are required in order to reach the end....