Book Reviews Girl in the WaterDevolution AshClown in a cornfield Trio of TerrorThe Weird Sisters Killing with DonThe DropCrackle and Fire
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Book Tour: Crackle and Fire by Russ Colchamiro
Time for another Blackthorn Book tour, this time for Russ Colchamiro’s science fiction detective noir novel, Crackle and Fire. About the book Angela Hardwicke isn’t just any private eye. She’s a PI from Eternity, the cosmic realm responsible for the design, creation, and maintenance of the Universe. When accountant Gil Haberseau hires her to find… Continue reading Book Tour: Crackle and Fire by Russ Colchamiro
Blog Tour: The Drop by Jacy Morris
I’m pleased to be part of Blackthorn Book Tours book tour for the mystery horror novel, The Drop, by Jacy Morris. About the book How many hearts can a song touch? How many ears can it reach? How many people can it kill? When popular boy band Whoa-Town releases their latest album, no one thinks… Continue reading Blog Tour: The Drop by Jacy Morris
Killing with Don by Dr Jason Carson
Self help guru and serial killer outlines a 50 step program to improve the world. Dr Jason Carson takes on Donald Trump, doling out sage advice on how the man, and any readers, can become gods by embracing their inner killer and predating upon our fellow humanity. Dr Jay, creation of author John Schupeck, published… Continue reading Killing with Don by Dr Jason Carson
The Weird Sisters of Wynter’s Hill by Helen Whistberry
If you’re a mook like me, you’ll be all over this book like a kid on a hot fudge sundae. It’s the 1950s, see, and big Jim Malhaven, reporter, gets sent to get the goods on the ghost that haunts the old cemetery. There he meets a dame, Victoria, a real looker. He don’t see… Continue reading The Weird Sisters of Wynter’s Hill by Helen Whistberry
