DEADLY DEBUT is an anthology of short stories written by some terribly murderous residents of NY. You should, honestly, just… Read more Book Review: DEADLY DEBUT
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Review: Thomas Pluck’s BLADE OF DISHONOR
It’s been a while since I did a review (that isn’t on Criminal Element). It’s been a while since I… Read more Review: Thomas Pluck’s BLADE OF DISHONOR
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Book Review – SKATING OVER THE LINE by Joelle Charbonneau
The sequel to Skating Around the Law, this book dumps amateur sleuth and roller rink owner, Rebecca Robbins back into… Read more Book Review – SKATING OVER THE LINE by Joelle Charbonneau
Review: PROTECTORS: Stories to Benefit PROTECT
Forty-one pieces of writing from 41 writers of crime, noir, horror, fantasy, western, and other pulpy goodness. It’s a helluva… Read more Review: PROTECTORS: Stories to Benefit PROTECT
Book Review: STRANGER IN THE ROOM by Amanda Kyle Williams
It used to be all the pulp and hardboiled P.I.s were hard-drinking white men who helped good-looking dames with their… Read more Book Review: STRANGER IN THE ROOM by Amanda Kyle Williams
Palmtown Towers, which are neither a town nor a tower but do sport a single sad palm
“Braided essay, story, or poem” prompt from Saturday’s writing group. Apartment 101 Anna and Bob are arguing again. Their voices… Read more Palmtown Towers, which are neither a town nor a tower but do sport a single sad palm
Book Review: Whispers Under Ground by Ben Aaronovitch
I wasn’t sure about this one when I started it. It’s the third in a series so I was a… Read more Book Review: Whispers Under Ground by Ben Aaronovitch
Inconvenience
“It’s totally perfect.” Jed was ripping open a box of Little Debbie brownies in the back room of the Stop… Read more Inconvenience
Model Cadet
This needs a proper name and some editing. I know it looks easy, but you should try it sometime. None… Read more Model Cadet