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The Last Redemption
The Last Redemption: Matt Coyle Being a private investigator takes a special and different kind of skill than police detectives. Knowing how to gather information, ask the right questions of witnesses and people that you suspect that are responsible for whatever crime or situation you need to manage take tack, ingenuity and persistence. Rick Cahill … Continue reading
Rogue Agent
Rogue Agent Security details are tight and yet somehow things turned dangerous when Secretary of State Frank Malone falls prey to kidnappers in Cairo. His entire security detail is killed, and he is left to the devices of the terrorists. How can he be found and what will President Natalie Cohen do to get him … Continue reading
Matrimony, Mayhem and Marriage
Matrimony, Mayhem and Murder Imagine meeting your future mother-in-law and wondering just who this person is. Imagine learning that she is wearing a diamond necklace that belonged to the Royal Family and was to be returned to Buckingham Place without any fanfare, the necklace is supposed to be on grand display of the royal jewels … Continue reading
Beneath the Marigolds
Encounters can be exciting or in this case unusually crested, staged and practically like a script for a reality show. Ann and Reese decided to go on a retreat to possibly meet their perfect partner but what you yourself will endure along with both Ann and steers Reese will shake your faith in this type … Continue reading
The Trouble with Belonging:
The Trouble with Belonging The title of the book poses the question of just what it means to belong. How do you become part of the lives of someone, a family or a friend when you are just one person who has no idea who or where they belong? A young child has so many … Continue reading
Just Like the Other Girls: Claire Douglas
Just like the other girls Ambience, rich quality, magnificent home and the lure of getting paid a better salary was the incentive for Una Richardson to take a daring chance and agree to be the companion for Elspeth McKenzie. From the start you get an eerie and uneasy feeling when you enter the home, meet … Continue reading
Brassy Broad: Alison Bass
Honest journalism, straight from the hip and hard boiled at times, Alison Bass takes reporting to a different level. Sharing her road, her path and her writing styles, adding in her own life experiences, the author takes us on many different journeys to where she is in the present. beginning with her goal to expose … Continue reading
Bullets and Bandages
The circle of life takes us in many directions. At times we can choose the roads you want to travel but in war our paths are not our own. Imagine living in fear that you were going to be attacked, blow apart or thrown into the jungle by the viciousness of the Viet Cong. Robert … Continue reading
Twenty Mile
Twenty Mile A complex multiplot novel beginning with a scene that will give you the chills and make you wonder why a father would encourage and teach his children that murder is okay and justified. Harlan is the father of several boys and each one has a job to do when a stranger happens along … Continue reading
The Numbers Game
The Numbers Game Life can surround you by thought and ideas hoping that a solution will come but in this case as Maurice relates throughout the novella, the solution is in NUMBERS. The Battle of Britain is the setting and London is in trouble as it goes up in flames and Pilot Officer Maurice Micklewhite … Continue reading
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