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I was made very welcome at the Southern region of the Society of Women Writers and Journalists on 22 October where I gave a talk on how I write, research and market my Inspector Andy Horton marine mystery crime novels and thrillers.
What a lovely group of people and I was delighted to see popular saga author…
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I guess I was in the mood for police dramas this week with the digital shorts. East Coast is 8720 words of police action and family drama. I am going to go right to the
author’s synopsis on this one: ”EAST COAST is THE WIRE in a rural setting as
RCMP Sgt. Jerry Northup works to keep his narcotics squad motivated in the
seemingly unwinnable war on drugs while raising three kids with his wife,
Isobel.” I have not seen the…
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This has been a power packed week @ The Scoop and the digital shorts once again helped me shift gears a few times. I really enjoy the short little burst of fun and way they change the momentum of the day. I think
you get the fact I like to read; the weight of full length novels gets to be a
pull and drags on occasion. I really enjoy picking through the pile and
choosing a few of these to lighten the mood. I can see how someone can read
these at the bus…
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Don’t Look Back is my first read with this author. The novel is the second book of the Women of Justice series. Is it Chick Lit totally? I think not. Here is the synopsis from
the back cover: “Twelve years ago, forensic anthropologist Jamie Cash survived
a brutal kidnapping. After years of therapy, she has made a life for herself-
though one that is haunted by memories of her terrifying past. She finally lets
herself believe that she can…
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There is so much in here I don’t where to start. I enjoyed the read, it has a simple message and it delivers it in such a tongue in cheek method. Let’s just say it is a bit over the top. Here is the background on Nick
Bottom who is the Philistine: Nick Bottom, scrappy orphan becomes gifted Ivy
Leaguer. Idealistic government agent becomes hard-nosed vigilante. City hero
becomes one of America’s ten most wanted. And who’s there to catch the man who
would…
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The saga continues and so does my enjoyment of them. The story has serious undertones and overtones, let’s just say for a graphic novel the plotline makes you think a little more than the average good guy /bad guy
thing. Roland, the youngest gunslinger, continues to be tested as he tries to
navigate through Mid-World to reach the fulcrum of existence –The Dark Tower. I
am going to put the rest of the post into the hands of Mr. Ralph Macchio, and
give you…
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Many different emotions went through my mind even before I opened this novel up. I have read all of the novels Parker has written, and to be honest I can’t really say which of his characters I enjoy the most. The odds
on favorite for most would be Spenser, but I have to say I enjoy Jesse Stone
and Virgil Cole as well. I guess though, a Spenser novel is fitting for the end
of the run; it is what started it all, the alpha and now the omega.…
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October 21, 2010 by Scene of the Crime
They call it Tartan Noir, the Scots form of noir crime writing. And Glasgow crime writer Denise Mina is one of its major…
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Check it out, a novel that makes one question many things in our society today and uses the vehicle of comedy and the bizarre to get us there. Laugh while we think, I enjoy that. Yes, it is time to release the monkeys. Marvellous Hairy is a sincere novel
that is totally different than anything I have read in a while. It is a
seriously disjointed narrative wrapped around a wonderful array of colorful
characters that takes the reader on a…
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This is no political commentary, just a semi-biased first person account of a case most of the media missed earlier this month…Operation Smoking Dragon. The good guys got it right
and no one seemed to care.
Much of my twenty-six year FBI career was spent in various undercover roles. I often joke I never had a mid-life crisis I just became a different UC persona…contract killer, fence, drug dealer,…
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Richards wrote this along with British author James Fox. I am a huge Rolling Stones fan and didn’t really know what to expect from this novel when I got it. Here are some of the questions I had in my mind before I even
opened it:
What was it really going to cover?
Were there going to be important things in there that the average fan didn’t know?
Was Richards going to reveal the…
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