THE GIRL FROM THE SAVOY Hazel Gaynor William Morrow June 7th, 2016 THE GIRL FROM THE SAVOY by Hazel Gaynor is a fascinating historical novel that touches on intense and compelling themes where dreams really do come true. Readers will take the adventurous journey...
YOUNG AMERICANS Josh Stallings 2015 Heist Publishing I remember way back in 2002, reading a review of the film Narc, there was a line that described Jason Patric's character I've always remembered. It said he looked like he crawled out from under a pile of Allman...
THE WOLF OF SARAJEVO Matthew Palmer G. P. Putnam May 24th, 2016 THE WOLF OF SARAJEVO by Matthew Palmer is a thriller set in the Balkans. It is the author’s way of reminding Americans about that part of the world. Because of his close ties Palmer is able to use his...
DIE DOG OR EAT THE HATCHET Adam Howe 2015 Comet Press When I came back to reviewing for CrimeSpree, I had one main objective. A mission I gave myself. I want to shine a bright light on the niche stuff: the independents and the underground writers of crime fiction....
FLIGHT PATTERNS Karen White NAL May 24th, 2016 FLIGHT PATTERNS by Karen White vividly explores the relationship between two sisters within a mystery backdrop. Readers try to unravel how an incident from 1943 had repercussions and influences on the present day, as...
LOST AND GONE FOREVER Alex Grecian G. P. Putnam May 17th, 2016 LOST AND GONE FOREVER by Alex Grecian concludes the Murder Squad series. Set in Victorian England it brings to life Jack the Ripper and his ability to thwart capture. Readers should be forewarned that...
