Want a recipe for the making of a chilling medical thriller? Start with an emergency medicine physician with an inclination for writing tales of psychological suspense. Add a forensic psychiatrist with an interest in the minds of sociopaths. Mix well until the two...
I read an arc of THE AMBER ROOM back in 2003 and was thoroughly captivated by the book. Over the last ten years I have continued to read Steve Berry’s books, both the Cotton Malone series and the stand alone books. People go on and on about THE DA VINCI CODE by...
Writing for The Firm It took me nine months to land the job. I had a friend who had a daughter that worked for a private investigation firm, and I wanted to work there too. Now that the kids were in school full-time, it was time to go back to work, but I...
When I was a child I loved the “Choose Your Own Adventure” series, especially the mystery titles. My personal favorite is “The Cave of Time” which is still selling for a new generation to enjoy. http://www.amazon.com/Cave-Time-Choose-Your-Adventure/dp/0553269658...
By Michael W. Sherer Though reasonably bright, I was never a very good student. I managed Cs, Bs and the occasional A not through hard work or an exceptionally clear understanding of the subject matter, but mostly through natural absorption and luck. I had, as one...
Barbara Seranella I was introduced to motorcycles in 1974. I was living in San Francisco then, the Haight Ashbury to be exact. And back then we called it Frisco because it sounded cooler. I was 18 and had picked up some bad habits, heroin being the worst. My best...
