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Book Review: The Lake Templeton Murders, Fati Ritzvi Private Investigator Book 1, H.S. Burney   Book Review: The Lake Templeton Murders, Fati Ritzvi Private Investigator Book 1, H.S. Burney Blog Tour April 11, 2022   This debut whodunnit from author H.S. Burney is quite solid. It checks many of the boxes for a traditional mystery: world-weary PI […]

Book Review: The Way of the Worm, Three Births of Daoleth Book 3, Ramsey Campbell   Fiction/Horror:  The Way of the Worm, Three Births of Daoleth Book 3, Ramsey Campbell Blog Tour April 8, 2022   I may never again think of the number “three” without a chill. And I could go the rest of my life […]

Book Review: Sins of the Father, Sharon Bairden   Book Review: Sins of the Father, Sharon Bairden Blog Tour: Friday, April 8, 2022   This is a very challenging book to read. It is also absolutely incredible.   Rebecca has lived the kind of trauma that is both unbelievable and all too real. Growing up […]

Book Review: Dread Wood, Jennifer Killick Book Review: Dread Wood, Jennifer Killick Blog Tour April 6, 2022   If The Breakfast Club were ever combined with Tremors, you might have the movie version of Dread Wood. On a fine Saturday, four students at Dread Wood (High School) have gotten detention for their roles in an […]

Book Review: Quicksand of Memory, Michael J. Malone   Fiction: Quicksand of Memory, Michael J. Malone Blog Tour April 6, 2022   Luke has worked hard to rebuild his life from a very troubled past. Pleading guilty to driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol seemed to be the best way to get a […]

Book Review: A Brief History of the Earth: Four Billion Years in Eight Chapters, Andrew H. Knoll   Nonfiction: A Brief History of the Earth: Four Billion Years in Eight Chapters, Andrew H. Knoll   The subtitle of A Brief History of Earth is, I think, a wink and a chuckle at the hubris involved […]

Book Review: Shadow Flicker, Gregory Bastianelli   Thriller: Shadow Flicker, Gregory Bastianelli April 1, 2022   No, really, everything’s fine. Just. Fine.    Those were not words spoken in the novel Shadow Flicker by Gregory Bastianelli. They certainly could have been, though.    Oscar Basaran is an insurance investigator. His company’s client is being sued […]