Check out Honest Jim’s review of S.A. Cosby’s debut novel, My Darkest Prayer. Helluva read. “If you like your crime fiction served up gritty, dark, violent and… Read more “All Sinners, No Saints”
Category: My Book Reviews
Rollercoaster Redux
It’s pub day for author buddy Dick Belsky, launching his latest Clare Carlson mystery, THE LAST SCOOP, which is a damn good book. Thought I’d rerun my… Read more “Rollercoaster Redux”
Atomic Rollercoaster
There’s something Dick Belsky delivers in all of his mysteries — spine-bending plot twists that leave you feeling like you’re riding a nuclear-powered rollercoaster instead of reading… Read more “Atomic Rollercoaster”
Glitter And Gargoyles
Terry Brennan, hip freelance journalist for Rolling Stone and other big-time publications, is a straphanger riding oh-so-close to the fame he can touch but doesn’t quite have.… Read more “Glitter And Gargoyles”
Hat Tip To A Dingus
Check out Honest Jim’s review of Dana King’s The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of. Then go grab a copy. It’s risky business for a crime fiction… Read more “Hat Tip To A Dingus”
A Soldier’s Story
Check out Honest Jim’s review of Dennis Rogers’ SPIT SHINE: MUD, SWEAT, AND COMING OF AGE. It’s a marvelous book by my old journalism buddy, one of… Read more “A Soldier’s Story”
Gotham City Thriller
Check out Honest Jim’s review of Rich Zahradnik’s award-winning Coleridge Taylor mystery, Lights Out Summer: One of the great things about a Rich Zahradnik novel is his… Read more “Gotham City Thriller”
Hot Skillet Mystery
Check out Honest Jim’s advance review of Bruce Robert Coffin’s upcoming Detective Byron mystery, Within Plain Sight: Bruce Robert Coffin’s latest Detective Byron mystery, WITHIN PLAIN… Read more “Hot Skillet Mystery”
The Past Never Dies
Check out Honest Jim’s review of Howard Owen’s latest Willie Black mystery, Evergreen: If you ever worked at a newspaper, you knew a guy like Willie Black.… Read more “The Past Never Dies”
Old School Ink
Check out Honest Jim’s review of Howard Owen’s excellent first Willie Black mystery, Oregon Hill. Then go out and buy it. Journalists are a clannish lot, particularly… Read more “Old School Ink”
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