by Crimespree Magazine | Dec 3, 2016 | Author Interviews
Elise Cooper: Since your main characters involve the police do you want to give a shout out to them? Patricia Cornwell: Yes, and those in the military as well. As with all professional groups, there are bad and unethical people, but there are also those, for the most...
by Crimespree Magazine | Dec 2, 2016 | Books
As Navy veterans turned thriller writers, we’re regularly asked questions about the authenticity of covert operations portrayed in popular books and movies. Questions such as: “Do nuclear submarines really chase each other through underwater canyons like in THE HUNT...
by Crimespree Magazine | Dec 1, 2016 | Reviews
SAY NO MORE Hank Phillippi Ryan 2016 Forge When I open a new book by Hank Phillippi Ryan, I know I’m in for a good read. I also think to myself there is no way this no one can be as great as the last one. And every damn time she proves me wrong. I’m just a fly caught...
by Crimespree Magazine | Dec 1, 2016 | Uncategorized
by Crimespree Magazine | Nov 30, 2016 | Reviews
SWIM THROUGH THE DARKNESS – MY SEARCH FOR CRAIG SMITH AND THE MYSTERY OF MAITREYA KALI Mike Stax Process/FeralHouse Mental illness is something I have deep empathy for. I struggle with it as do many people I consider close friends and family. It’s hard to...
by Crimespree Magazine | Nov 30, 2016 | Uncategorized
by Crimespree Magazine | Nov 30, 2016 | Uncategorized
by Crimespree Magazine | Nov 30, 2016 | Reviews
CHAOS Patricia Cornwell Book 24 in the Kay Scarpetta series William Morrow Nov 15th, 2016 CHAOS by Patricia Cornwell has a “chaotic” plot. This book fascinatingly shows how people are losing control. In some ways technology has made lives easier, while in other...
by Crimespree Magazine | Nov 30, 2016 | Awards
The Mystery Writers of America have announced the 2017 Grand Masters, as well as the recipients of the Raven and Ellery Queen Awards. On April 27th, Max Allan Collins and Ellen Hart will be presented with the MWA Grand Master award. MWA’s Grand Master Award...
