Dr Leah Giarratano interview: delving into a criminal mind
I can’t imagine the strength it takes to work with criminals, not to mention treating their victims. I’ve read about the characters who investigate…
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The Cuckoo’s Calling audiobook: the difference between listening and reading
I am a sucker for the right voice: accent or not, it’s tenor and it’ volume – the right combination really does it for…
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Honey Brown interview: On writing crime, her fears & uncertainties
What is it about crime that grabs me? What is it about crime against children that infuses me with horror and fascination at how…
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Memory Man by David Baldacci review: What if you could never forget?
Amos Decker’s life changed forever–twice. The first time was on the gridiron. A big, towering athlete, he was the only person from his hometown…
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The Mysterious Bookshop interview: how did I miss this store in NYC??
Mystery is the first genre I loved as a reader, and the most enduring. It was fuelled by reading Nancy Drew, The Hardy Boys…
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The Purple Heart Detective Agency: despite the positives, not for me
Verdict: 3/5: good, but just not my cup of tea The Purple Heart Detective AgencyThe sudden disappearance of a magician isn’t usually cause for…
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Alan Jacobson: on writing, Karen Vail and the FBI’s BAU
There were two main reasons I picked The 7th Victim to read – Karen Vail and the profiling aspect of it that promised to…
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The 7th Victim: not your ordinary Criminal Mind
Verdict: Definitely a series worth following! Blurb: The Dead Eyes Killer lurks in the backyard of the famed FBI Profiling Unit. His brutal murders…
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Hush Hush: Can there be anything worse than a mother hurting her children?
Stars: 3.5 Blurb: The award-winning New York Times bestselling author of After I’m Gone, The Most Dangerous Thing, I’d Know You Anywhere, and What the Dead Know brings back private detective…
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David Stanley on why he had to write TJF Syndrome
David Stanley, author of TJF Syndrome, tells why this book had to be written The idea for TJF Syndrome emerged from a desire to…
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