Murder in the Abstract by Susan C. Shea
One more mystery, I thought bitterly. I kept adding mysteries but didn’t seem to be making progress solving any of them. —... Read More
Interview with Lynn Slaughter
Today, award-winning author Lynn Slaughter stops by in support of her newest release, Missed Cue (out August 8th from Melange Books), which... Read More
Interview with Lynn Slaughter
Today, author Lynn Slaughter stops by in support of her new YA courtroom mystery/thriller, Deadly Setup (out July 5th from Fire and... Read More
Snowstorm in August by Marshall Karp
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Bloodthirsty, book review, Cut Paste Kill, Danny Corcoran, Flipping Out, James Patterson, Jason Alexander, Joaquín Alboroto, Just Looking, Kill Me If You Can, Lomax & Biggs, Marshall Karp, Mike Lomax, Minotaur Books, mystery, NYPD Red, Rabbit Factory, review copy, serial killer, series, Snowstorm in August, Terry Biggs, trailer
///“Working here, you will be totally autonomous. It’s a revolutionary mandate for peacekeepers, but these are revolutionary times.” — Kaori Piper NYPD... Read More
Q&A with Marie Anders
I’m pleased today to welcome Marie Anders, author of the Inspector Quentin Neuner mystery series. The first four books in the series... Read More
Interview with Lynn Slaughter
Today, author Lynn Slaughter stops by in support of her new YA mystery novel, Leisha’s Song (Fire and Ice Young Adult Books),... 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
