Tag Archive | Crime
Review: An Eye For An Eye by Caroline Fardig
Ellie Matthews is tired of her fifteen minutes of fame. After consulting on a high-profile murder case a few months ago, she wants nothing more than to fade back into obscurity and resume her life as a mild-mannered college professor. But when a family friend goes missing, Ellie finds herself thrust back into the grisly […]
Review: Bitter Past by Caroline Fardig
Three years ago, criminalist Ellie Matthews was blindsided when a grisly homicide case suddenly became personal. She abandoned the danger and stress of crime scene investigation for a professorship at a posh private college and never looked back. Now, Ellie’s pleasant world is shattered when she finds the dead body of a female student. The […]
In the Line of Duty by Carolyn Arnold
This is my stop during the book blitz for In the Line of Duty by Carolyn Arnold. In the Line of Duty is the 7th book in the Detective Madison Knight series, but it can be read as standalone. This book blitz is organized by Lola’s Blog Tours. The book blitz runs from 3 till […]
Across Borders by Lee DuCote
Today is my stop during the blog tour for Across Borders by Lee DuCote. Across Borders is a standalone romance book. This blog tour is organized by Lola’s Blog Tours and runs from 28 June till 18 July. You can see the tour schedule here. Across Borders by Lee DuCote Genre: Romance/ Crime Age category: […]
Silent Partner by Jennifer Chase
Suspense / Police Procedural / K9 Date Published: December 2015 2nd Edition One Cop, One Serial Killer, One Witness Who Will Survive? Northern California’s elite Police K9 Units arrive at an abandoned warehouse after a high-speed chase and apprehend two killers after they have fled a grisly murder scene. This barely scratches the surface of […]
No Reason For Insanity by Kevin E. Hatt
Crime MysteryDate Published: 2/12/16 No Reason For Insanity is a tale of intrigue, concentrating on the thoughts and actions of Haszard, the narrator. It is a whodunit with dark, and occasionally light humour, using lateral thinking as Haszard works through the bizarre murders to discover links. There is tension and danger throughout, plus a […]
Excerpt: Little Girl Dead by Kirsty Ferguson
Awareness came slowly to her. She was in a bed but it wasn’t hers, the sheets were hard and rubbed her bare arms raw. She could hear quiet voices beside her, talking in muted tones. They stopped when she whispered thickly, “Where am I?” “Lila, my name is Maggie. You’re at the Albury Base Hospital. […]
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