Martin Edwards on The Story of Classic Crime in 100 Books

June 28, 2017

It’s my honor to kick off Martin Edwards’ blog tour as he discusses his new book, The Story of  Classic Crime in 100 Books. I can already see the award nominations for this title. I think it’s a book to be treasured by those of us who love crime...

An Interview with Susan M. Boyer

June 27, 2017

It’s hard to believe that Susan M. Boyer is already on her sixth Liz Talbot mystery. It seems as if it was just yesterday that she won the Agatha Award for Best First Novel for Lowcountry Boil. Today’s release date for her latest book, Lowcountry Bonfire,...

Booked 4 Murder by J.C. Eaton

June 26, 2017

A “cursed book”. An Arizona setting. An outrageous, slapstick gathering of suspects. They’re all part  of J.C. Eaton’s first Sophie Kimball cozy mystery, Booked 4 Murder. When Harriet Plunkett calls her daughter, Sophie, she insists...

The Devil’s Triangle by Howard Owen

June 25, 2017

I’m a sucker for a good mystery featuring a journalist as sleuth. So why hadn’t I heard of Howard Owen? The Devil’s Triangle is the sixth Willie Black mystery set in Richmond, Virginia. I feel as if I’ve been missing a good series. In...

Matchup edited by Lee Child

June 24, 2017

International Thriller Writers (ITW) supports itself by publishing anthologies. This year’s book is edited by Lee Child. Matchup teams up some of the most recognizable names in the writing business. Each author, a male and a female, brings one of their...

Winners and a “Give Me a C” Giveaway

June 23, 2017

Congratulations to the winners of the last contest. Willetta H. of Dearborn, MI won Larry D. Sweazy’s Where I Can See You. Adrian McKinty’s Police at the Station and They Don’t Look Friendly will go to Donna W. of Sun City West, AZ. The books are...