John M. Wills

 "If nothing else, The Fall of Lisa Bellow is a great character study of someone trying to survive growing up."

“The Third Hell is one hell of a good story.”

Darktown proves to be an uncomfortable read at times. Set in post WWII Atlanta, it unabashedly puts racism front and center in the South.

Alexandra Oliva has set the bar high in her debut novel The Last One.

Andrew Grant has written a fascinating thriller with more twists to it than a pretzel. The story begins with the kidnapping of a seven-year-old boy.

“With a fast-paced story and surprise ending, River Road is a destination you’ll surely want to take.”

Although this novel is not very long at 204 pages, it is packed with mystery and suspense. Sarah McDonald, a writer, and her husband, Johnny, a doctor, live comfortably in Shadow Cove, Washington.

The Accidental Truth is a memoir/true crime story that is both intriguing and frustrating.

“compelling and masterful”

Harlan Coben is the bestselling author of 16 previous novels, including the #1 New York Times bestsellers Long Lost and Hold Tight. He is the winner of the Edgar Award, t

“Dailey writes with a masterful hand as she ties together the beginning and ending of the book in a surprising twist.”

“No Strings gets under your skin like a rash that won’t go away. You keep scratching until it no longer bothers you.

“Just when you think you have it all figured out, Jacobson throws up a dead end sign and you have to back out of what you thought was the right path to turn down.

“Kamm calls on his vast experience with the L.A. County Fire Department . . . to insert the reader into the midst of all the action. . . .

“The tale is interesting, captivating, and suspenseful.

“Invisible is a difficult book to read because of the sheer horror and mayhem, but it’s even tougher to put down.”

“Hannon’s treatment of the heartbreaking issues of adoption and abandonment educates the readers.

“Morley’s writing is magnetic, instantly attaching the reader to the story. We see, we feel, and we cringe at the victim’s circumstances.”

“Shadows of the Past is well written . . . Taylor Martin is a strong protagonist . . .”

Theresa Schwegel was born and raised in Chicago. She is an Edgar Award Winner for Best First Novel. Her latest novel, The Good Boy, takes place in Chicago, a town she knows well.

“. . . a good mystery . . .”

Lorena McCourtney is a two-time winner of the Daphne Du Maurier Award of Excellence. She has also won the American Christian Fiction Writer’s Mystery Book of the Year.

“A wonderful debut novel . . .”

“Powerful stuff, honest and brutal.”

“Readers aged 14 and up are sure to enjoy this well constructed story.”

“When A Secret Kills is a sure winner.”

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

“Connie Dial perfectly captures the highs and lows, the best and worst of what it’s like to be a cop. Well done.”

“. . . a novel that breaks all the rules . . .”

Unconventional best describes Flimsy Little Plastic Miracles.

“. . . a refreshing read with a message of hope, love, and redemption . . .”

“Norah McClintock has found a formula that works.”

“. . . the story is a good one.”

“. . . a thought-provoking and thrilling mystery.”

“Don’t miss this satisfying mystery written by a very talented writer.”

“. . . a well-written mystery that will have readers eagerly awaiting the second installment.”

“The 13th Target will create a host of new fans for the author. . . . a winning formula.”

“A remarkable story.”

The Reunion is a wonderful story about one man who represents a large segment of our society: Vietnam era veterans.

“Russell Hill positively hits the mark.”

“The writing in Start Shooting is crisp, the dialogue excellent. The street vernacular and cop speak is right on.

“The Chessman succeeds in drawing in the reader with action and drama, wearing us down with mystery and suspense, and finally rewarding us for our tenacity by giving us a well-dese

“The author has penned a Christmas tale that will brighten the lives of all who read it.”

“J. D. Robb is at the peak of her powers as a writer—truly masterful.”

“The Perfect Suspect will have readers on edge wondering what’s around the next corner.”

“As incredible as it seems, a relatively new author with no law enforcement background has created a protagonist with insight and skills that rival the best crime solvers of all time. . .

This is the fifth novel in the author’s Constable Molly Smith Mystery Series.

Ian Rankin is the U.K.’s most popular crime writer. His books have won numerous prestigious awards and been on every bestseller list.

Dan Walsh is no one-hit wonder.

Anyone who thought Noah Boyd’s first novel, The Bricklayer, was a fluke, has yet to read the follow up to that first thriller.

Mike Angley is a retired Special Agent, formerly with the Air Force Office of Special Investigations.  That background allows him to bring the reader another real-life story about an investigator w

This fine author had a hit last year with his novel, Trust No One. The question is: Did he follow that effort with another that’s just as good or better?

There’s a new sheriff in town, well, actually he’s a new hero created by a successful author of several action/mystery novels involving the FBI.

This well-written book affords the reader an unobstructed view of the inner workings of the clumsy governmental machine named the FBI.

What can one say after reading the latest James Patterson novel, except, “He did it again.” In Cross Fire, featuring his popular protagonist, Alex Cross, the author employs an apropos cont