W(h)ine and Cheese (One ’n Done) by S. Atzeni Review
A perfect storm hits a college off-campus party in author S. Atzeni’s “W(h)ine and Cheese), the next entry in the One ’n Done series.
Trusted Friends and Lovers by Burkey & Breakfield Review
Authors Burkey and Breakfield take readers into a series of short stories to explore love and romance in the collection “Trusted Friends and Lovers”.
Never Say Sever in Deadwood (Deadwood Humorous Mystery Series Book 12) by Ann Charles Review
A strange break-in at a local taxidermy brings a young woman with a bounty on her head into contact with local troublemakers in author Ann Charles’s “Never Say Sever in Deadwood”, the twelfth entry into the Deadwood Humorous Mystery Series.
The Origins of Constantine: An Intern Diaries Novella by D.C. Gomez Review
The hidden history of the powerful feline ally to Death’s new North American intern is finally revealed in author D.C. Gomez’s “The Origins of Constantine: An Intern Diaries Novella”.
The Journey from Manuscript to Print by Ann Aubitz Review
Author Ann Aubitz shares an intricate look into the process of bringing a person’s book to print in the book “The Journey from Manuscript to Print”.
Beautiful, Frightening, and Silent by Jennifer Anne Gordon Review
A young man struggling after the tragic loss of his wife and son goes to a haunted island in hopes of reuniting with them, only to become entangled with two others who all feed on each other’s memories and guilt in author Jennifer Anne Gordon’s “Beautiful, Frightening, and Silent”.
Let Thy Children Come (Hammer and Sharpe Noir Mystery Thrillers: Book 1) by David E. Feldman Review
A private investigator and an ex-con are brought together by different circumstances to face a local crime lord in author David E. Feldman’s upcoming noir, “Let Thy Children Come”, the first book in the Hammer and Sharpe Noir Mystery Thrillers series.
Falling Stars by Julie Rogers Review
A young boy seeking a magic cure to his illness befriends a local artist, who may hold the secret to the boy’s journey as he falls for the boy’s mother at the same time in author Julie Rodgers’s “Falling Stars”.
Blood Pudding & Other Horrific Delicacies Review
Follow the chilling yet humorous events of this haunting horror filled short story collection “Blood Pudding & Other Horrific Delicacies”.
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