A Fifth of the Story by Dr. Katherine Hutchinson-Hayes Review
A CIA agent must race against the clock to stop a deadly attack on his country in author and Dr. Katherine Hutchinson-Hayes’s “A Fifth of the Story”.
A Death in Berlin (The Simon Sampson Mysteries Book Two) by David C. Dawson Review
In the 1930’s Berlin, a city that once stood for liberation is about to become the capital of one of the world’s largest waves of oppression, and one man must fight to save the lives of several gay men as the Nazi party rises in author David C. Dawson’s “A Death in Berlin”, the second book in The Simon Sampson Mysteries series.
Interview with Dick Woodgate
1) Tell us a little bit about yourself. How did you get into writing? I’m 56-years-old and I’m British. I live in rural Kent, the garden of England, with my…
Cold Star: The Cold War Just Got Hotter by Dick Woodgate Review
An anonymous secret agent in 1960’s Casablanca must deal with danger, a deadly conspiracy, and heated romance in author Dick Woodgate’s espionage thriller, “Cold Star”.
Net Force: Dark Web by Jerome Preisler Review
A series of terrorist attacks emerge just as a brand new Cyber-Security Task Force emerges, and must prove themselves by stopping this powerful new threat in author Jerome Preisler’s action-thriller, “Net Force: Dark Web”.
The Fourth Courier By Timothy Jay Smith Review
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for a fair and honest review. All opinions are my own. A hunt for a killer leads to a high…
Exodus ’95 by Kfir Luzzatto | REVIEW
Biblical stories blend with international espionage and high-stakes spy thrillers in author Kfir Luzzatto's Exodus '95. Here is the synopsis: Claire, a young graphic designer, learns a secret that her…