August 20, 2013 Devil’s Night by Todd Ritter “May the fires of Hell rise up to consume this place.” — Rebecca Bradford Those words, the last uttered by a young Pennsylvania woman accused Continue Reading...
June 21, 2012 The Whole Lie by Steve Ulfelder Talking doesn’t always work out so well for me. I dig holes. – Conway Sax Conway Sax can’t seem to catch a break. He tries. Continue Reading...
June 20, 2012 Kings of Midnight by Wallace Stroby No matter how much you plan, allow for every contingency. Things go bad, and then you have to work twice as hard just to get back to where Continue Reading...
June 19, 2012 The Five Best Crime Novels You’ve Never Read by Wallace Stroby Tomorrow I’ll be reviewing Kings of Midnight, Wallace Stroby’s follow-up to the excellent Cold Shot to the Heart, but today Wallace is here Continue Reading...
October 11, 2011 Bad Moon by Todd Ritter “It was believed that only the death of someone young and without sin could appease the bad moon.” – Professor Reid Along with the rest Continue Reading...
March 28, 2011 The Lost Sister by Russel D McLean Sometimes I feel as though my life is made up of other people’s stories. – J. McNee When we last saw J. (first name never Continue Reading...
March 27, 2011 “Origins” by Russel D McLean You may notice that I am not Elizabeth. There may be several clues to this fact. The first in my accent. Let me assure you I do not have Continue Reading...
January 04, 2011 Gone ‘Til November by Wallace Stroby That’s what life is. You make one decision, take one action, and it affects everything. It spreads out across your present, into your future. And it never stops. Continue Reading...
October 26, 2010 Skating Around the Law by Joelle Charbonneau As far as I could tell, Sheriff Jackson was a gardener and Deputy Sean Holmes was annoying, which meant if I waited for them to do their jobs Continue Reading...