Do you enjoy reading novels that will take you on a swift moving ride through twists and turns, a novel that doesn’t want to leave your hands, a novel that basically has the pages turn themselves? Okay, this is that novel.

River of Possibilities is a very interesting and unrelenting read. Here is the

synopsis:

” Elizabeth Cunningham watched her parents applaud and smile as she graduated college. Two…

Happy Saturday to you and yours. You are wondering, didn’t I review some S.W. Barger work in the past? Yes I have, I posted on both of his character’s, Jack Carlyle and Zoe Scarlatti many Saturday’s ago. Please feel

free to reference the archives if you missed them. Instrument Flight Rules is a

Jack Carlyle digital short and the word count on this is 5150 words of fun. The

reason I went back to this character is that I like him very much, he grew on

me,…

It starts on Sunday 31 October with a talk about my crime novels at a charity lunch in Hampshire to raise money for the NSPCC. Next up is a talk on Tuesday 2 November on my local patch of Hayling Island followed by a press interview on the same day and a radio interview on Thursday 4 November when I'll be on the Sally Cronin Programme on Express FM between 1.30 pm and 4pm. On Friday 5 November between 5pm and 5.30pm I'll be on Portsmouth Live TV.…

My First Book and How Quickly Things Change

Guest Post by Leonardo Ramirez, Author/Creator of HAVEN

It’s been 60 days since the release of the graphic novel, “Haven” and while this is by no means meant as a brag or a cliché, I wanted to share some of the changes that have come as a result. I’ve been able to share

the infamous “folder of rejections” that I have at home which I’m saving for…

I guess I am on a bit of a paranormal lilt this week, at least a little more than usual. I have been digging deep trying to find some real gems for you, some different stuff with excellent content and character. Here

we go Kait Nolan’s Forsaken by Shadow. Here is a synopsis of the action, pay

close attention, because things happen hard and fast throughout this novel: ”Cade

Shepherd is on top of the world as this year's Ultimate Fighting Champion.…

Minnesota crime author Chuck Logan came up with the biggest jerk of a protagonist ever in "Absolute Zero." I gave the novel its own absolute zero in this review. But there was something about ol' Chuck that I liked. No matter how much I hated his characters, his writing style piqued my interest.

I decided to give him another chance, this time with…

I like to share feedback I get from readers. Today I want to introduce you to Dawn Thomas - 1 of the many friends I’ve made on the Kindle Korner Yahoo group. When the conversation turned to my Hannibal Jones novels she quickly spoke up to say how much she enjoyed The Troubleshooter for the accurate descriptions and well developed characters.…

See my articles, Writing a novel with an art-work selection at…

I have to say this was a tough one for me. I am giving this 4 out 5 stars for a number of good reasons. The biggest one is that Stephen jay Schwartz knows how to write a taunt thriller. Here is the synopsis of the

novel: ”LAPD robbery-homicide detective Hayden Glass has trouble controlling

his urges. No longer trolling the streets looking for working girls, he has a

new obsession-the internet. Infatuated with a woman he finds on a website,

Hayden Glass’s…

Too much of a good thing is too much of a good thing, so having said that on occasion I go off the reservation and try to diversify my reading material. Emily’s Chance is one of those breaks. This is not a tale of

international intrigue or Emily saving the world from terrorists. She’s a different

character for me, and I enjoyed it. A nice shifting of the gears , a breath of

fresh air if you will. Okay I think you got the point, here is a synopsis of

the…

Writers, and aspiring writers, will want to attend the Virginia Writers Club annual meeting. The event is November 13th at the historic Mount Vernon Inn, but you need to sign up by October 31. The event will kick off with a Meet & Greet at 11am, and close at 4pm after two moderated roundtable discussions: Poets in the Parlor and Memoirists in the Hall. In between we’ll…