Dark Tomorrow by Reece Hirsch
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apocalypse, black hat hacker, Black Nowhere, book review, Chris Bruen, COVID-19, COVID-19 pandemic, cyber crime, cybercrime, cyberspace, cyberwar, Dark Tomorrow, dark web, FBI, Intrusion, Lisa Tanchik, NatalyaX, NSA, pandemic, Reece Hirsch, series, Silk Road, Surveillance, Thomas & Mercer, thriller, US Cyber Command, white hat hacker
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/“Your investigation has just been given national defense priority.” — General Tom Holsapple FBI Special Agent Lisa Tanchik knew NatalyaX, the Dark... Read More
Wear Your Home Like a Scar by Nik Korpon
“The stupid things you do for love…” Wear Your Home Like a Scar is a master class in how to write both... Read More
The Double-A Western Detective Agency by Steve Hockensmith
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Big Red, Big Red Amlingmeyer, Black Dove, Blarney, book review, Cadaver in Chief, Crack in the Lens, Dawn of the Dreadfuls, Dear Mr. Holmes, Dear Mr. Holmes Seven Holmes on the Range Mysteries, Double-A Western Detective Agency, Give the Devil His Due, Gustav Amlingmeyer, Holmes on the Range, mystery, Old Red, Old Red Amlingmeyer, Old West, On the Wrong Track, Otto Amlingmeyer, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Steve Hockensmith, Tarot Mystery, The Black Dove, The Crack in the Lens, Western, Westerns, World's Greatest Sleuth
///Brothers Gustav “Old Red” and Otto “Big Red” Amlingmeyer, cowboys/amateur detectives in the 1890s Old West, were first introduced to readers in... Read More
New Year’s Circumlocutions by Steve Hockensmith
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Big Red, Big Red Amlingmeyer, Black Dove, Blarney, book review, Cadaver in Chief, Crack in the Lens, Dawn of the Dreadfuls, Dear Mr. Holmes, Dear Mr. Holmes Seven Holmes on the Range Mysteries, Double-A Western Detective Agency, Give the Devil His Due, Holmes on the Range, Naughty: Nine Tales of Christmas Crime, Old Red, Old Red Amlingmeyer, On the Wrong Track, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, review copy, short stories, Steve Hockensmith, Tarot Mystery, The Black Dove, The Crack in the Lens, World's Greatest Sleuth
///I’d be happy to welcome Steve Hockensmith back to the blog under any circumstances, but I am overjoyed to be doing so... Read More
Third Time’s A Charm by Eric Beetner
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280 Steps, A Bouquet Of Bullets, A Mouth Full Of Blood, All Due Respect, Backlist, book review, Borrowed Trouble, Devil Doesn’t Want Me, Dig Two Graves, Dutton/Penguin, Eric Beetner, Fightcard, guest blog, guest post, Guilt Edged Mysteries, Lars, Lars and Shaine, McGraw, Nine Toes In The Grave, One Too Many Blows to the Head, review copy, Rumrunners, Shaine, Short List, Split Decision, Stripper Pole At the End Of The World, The Backlist, The Lawyer: Six Guns at Sundown, The Year I Died Seven Times, When the Devil Comes to Call, White Hot Pistol, Year I Died Seven Times
///It’s always a great day when Eric Beetner stops by the site. You can check out Eric’s previous guest posts, as well... Read More
Dangerous Ends by Alex Segura
“Trying to avoid getting shot again? Good luck with that.” Pete Fernandez has had more than his share of bad luck over... Read More
Leadfoot by Eric Beetner
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280 Steps, A Bouquet Of Bullets, A Mouth Full Of Blood, All Due Respect, Backlist, book review, Borrowed Trouble, Devil Doesn’t Want Me, Dig Two Graves, Eric Beetner, Fightcard, McGraw, Nine Toes In The Grave, One Too Many Blows to the Head, review copy, Rumrunners, Short List, Split Decision, Stripper Pole At the End Of The World, The Backlist, The Lawyer: Six Guns at Sundown, The Year I Died Seven Times, When the Devil Comes to Call, White Hot Pistol, Year I Died Seven Times
///What’s ahead of you is always more dangerous than what’s behind. — Calvin McGraw Eric Beetner first introduced readers to the Iowa-based... Read More
