Owen Laukkanen’s debut, The Professionals, announced itself with authority in 2012, garnering praise from the likes of Lee Child, John Sandford, and Jonathan Kellerman, and landing
It’s not Patrick O’Neil’s fault I haven’t read his memoir, Hold-Up. You see, despite the fact Patrick is about as punk rock, red-blooded American as you can get, his
In what has become something of a custom, I’m pleased to welcome James Thompson to the blog to celebrate the latest release in his Inspector Kari
It is my extreme pleasure to welcome Josh Stallings, author of the Moses McGuire series, to the blog today to talk about his amazingly frank and powerful memoir, All
I’m incredibly pleased to welcome the extremely talented Hilary Davidson to the blog today. In addition to talking about the latest in her award-winning Lily Moore series, Evil
Richard Godwin is both an accomplished author and a damn interesting individual. I’ve previously reviewed two of his book here on the site (Apostle Rising and
I am always fascinated by what music, if any, authors use to fuel their writing fire, so it is with great pleasure that I welcome Stephen Blackmoore to the
I am incredibly pleased to welcome frequent visitor Paul Johnston (he has his own category in the site archive) back to the blog today. From psychological
There are so many books released every year, even when you narrow it down to just your preferred genre it is simply impossible to keep up. Unfortunately, that often
