Mystery & Thriller

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“A Delicate Truth is in truth a morality play.”

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Loyalty is filled with action and suspense. The writing is crisp and tight.”

Loyalty is a modern day suspense set in Boston.

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“. . . [a] flawlessly executed debut novel . . .”

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“When A Secret Kills is a sure winner.”

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If you are ever in Pittsburgh and run across psychologist and trauma expert Daniel Rinaldi, run in the opposite direction. He attracts mayhem like pollen attracts bees.

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“. . . nail-biting, heart-pumping suspense . . . No Way Back is a masterful thriller . . .”

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It's summer in Paris, the city is full of tourists, mostly Americans, and all is right with Hugo Marston's world—until a young couple is shot dead in front of Jim Morrison's grave in the famous Pèr

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“Compelling and deceptively written, it’s the perfect summer read.”

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It’s easy to see why noted author Dennis Lehane chose this tale as the second book in his publishing line.

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“. . . a compelling psychological thriller with a satisfying conclusion. An excellent debut novel.”

Carved in Darkness is a chilling, suspenseful read.

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“The Boy Who Could See Demons is a well written, engaging read filled with compassion for those suffering the whims of an untamed mental illness.”

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What is the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history?

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Here’s a new concept in a legal thriller: a litigator who suffers from stage fright.

But only in court.

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“Adam Mitzner’s legal thriller is fresh and satisfying.”

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“The Search leaves the reader educated in K9 search and rescue procedures and the details of dog training, but a little confused about the storyline.”

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“. . . the writing—in spite of its publisher’s description of the work as a literary novel—comes off as stilted and repetitive . . .”

“Room No. 10 is an unusual and engaging experience.”

Room No. 10 is a thought provoking book in the sense that the reader has to decide what to make of it.

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“. . . reading this novel is like—exquisite torture.”
“I exist!”

“I will prove it to you!”

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“. . . a suspenseful, psychologically complex drama of teenage angst and sexuality.”

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The prolific Nora Roberts under her pen name J. D. Robb offers adventure #36 in her In Death series of futuristic police procedural/romance hybrids.

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“If Thomas Perry can pair Jack with a strong female who is worthy of the story he concocts next, this series just might take off.”

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“Graham Masterton is a natural storyteller with a unique gift for turning the mundane into the terrifyingly real. . . . compulsive reading.”

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