Genre Fiction

“Nothing ventured, nothing gained—but in venturing, all could be lost. Some people just can’t accept that risk, and Clover is one of them.”

“How this book is supposed to impress intelligent readers is only something that publicity managers can imagine.”

Apple Tree Yard is a suspense novel set in London, England. The story, written in first person present tense, opens with a prologue.

“In spite of the bad taste left by the last one-third of the book, the depth and the magnetism and the humor of Eric Charles May’s truly unforgettable characters makes this

“. . . entertaining reading many levels above fluff.”

“. . . a well-written paranormal series that captures the imagination and leaves the reader panting in anticipation . . .”

“Minot captures the poignancy of shared suffering and the brave choice to live . . .”

"... a titillating story about porn and gangsters."

“. . . an absorbing plot line, filled with lies and surprises . . . drifts aimlessly in places and goes on for too long.”

Black world troubleshooter Blaine McCracken is the Grim Reaper in human form. When he emerges from the shadows to reap a harvest among the corrupt and the wicked, the bodies will fall.

"My patient is dying . . . And it's all my fault." An attention-grabbing opener to a suspenseful medical thriller.

“A fun and delightful read.”