Q & A with Glen Erik Hamilton

by | Mar 7, 2015 | Author Interviews

PAST CRIMES by Glen Erik Hamilton is his debut novel featuring Army Ranger Van Shaw. It is a book about family, forgiveness, and how circumstances can affect the interaction between people as they embrace and reject their past. Within that story is an action-packed...

Stupid Tagalong

by | Mar 7, 2015 | Features

Not to brag, but my parents realized that they had achieved perfection when I was born. That’s why I’m an only child. Really. I mean, why would you want any more children when your first born child is a perfect red head like me? Any brothers or sisters that came after...

HAP & LEONARD's east Texas will be Baton Rouge

by | Mar 6, 2015 | Books

In one of the strangest moves I can recall, Baton Rouge will stand in for East Texas for the upcoming HAP & LEONARD series for the Sundance Channel. The series is based on the books of Joe Lansdale and features a pair of unlikely friends: Hap is blue collar and...

TEN COUNT by Tom Schreck

by | Mar 6, 2015 | Reviews

TEN COUNT Tom Schreck 2014 After the brutal murder of a high school coach, Duffy Dombrowski becomes the grief counselor for the kids. Normally, this would be a run of the mill sort of situation for him, but a few days earlier, one of his patients had described the...

2015 L.A. Times Book Prize finalists

by | Mar 6, 2015 | Awards

The L.A. Times announced the finalists for the 2015 L.A. Times Book Prizes. The award is presented in 10 categories, including Mystery/Thriller. Since we tend to obsess on all things crime, let us take a look at that particular category. Mystery/Thriller DRY BONES IN...