The Mailman by Andrew Welsh-Huggins
One of the most enjoyable -- and prevalent -- tropes in crime fiction is what one might call, “the Jack Reacher variation,” aka the lone avenger/slayer of scum, if you will.
INTERVIEW WITH ELIZABETH GODDARD
Storm Warning Hidden Bay Book 1 Elizabeth Goddard Revell Pub Feb 18th, 2025 Storm Warning by Elizabeth Goddard has non-stop action and mysterious circumstances with unexpected twists that will keep people totally engaged. There is international espionage, betrayal,...
STREAMING REVIEW: Agatha Christie’s Murder is Easy
Recent years have seen a steady stream of standalone adaptations of Agatha Christie’s work, featuring a wide variety of creators, performers, and perspectives. The end results vary dramatically– some are total disappoints, others are delightful gems. Murder is Easy falls into both camps.
BOOK REVIEW: NOT WHO WE EXPECTED
Not Who We Expected Locard Institute Book 4 Lisa Black Kensington Pub Feb 25th, 2025 Not Who We Expected by Lisa Black brings back the characters Dr. Rachel Davies and former FBI Agent Ellie Carr. In the other books, they work together but this book has two...
BOOK REVIEW: HEAD CASES
Head Cases PAR BOOK 1 John McMahon Minotaur Pub Jan 28th, 2025 Head Cases by John McMahon is a police procedural with quirky characters. Each has their own set of skills from being able to solve puzzles, a mathematician, weapons expert, computer analyst, and a...
My Friend Penny
I met Penny Halle at a book signing at Mystery One Bookshop in Milwaukee, I don’t remember the exact date, but it was sometime in 2000.
