Nothing keeps the walls from closing in like a damn good hard-boiled Texas crime thriller with the soul of a classic Western. Get your hands on THE… Read more “Hard-Boiled Salvation Is At Hand”
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Hard-Boiled Comfort
In these harrowing and uncertain times, there’s nothing like the soothing comfort of pure, 100 proof hard-boiled Texas crime thriller goodness. Pick up one of Honest Jim’s… Read more “Hard-Boiled Comfort”
On Writing: Hug The Facts And Get Them Right
Here’s the thing: Facts are a fiction writer’s friend. The more you know, the more facts you gather up in research and travel, the firmer the foundation… Read more “On Writing: Hug The Facts And Get Them Right”
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”
Radio Ed Earl
Had a blast earlier today doing an interview with Claire Harris-Perkins on Book Talk Radio Club. Many thanks, Claire. If you missed it, give a listen now… Read more “Radio Ed Earl”
The BEST LOUSY CHOICE – Jim Nesbitt
Originally posted on bookpostmortem:
(An Ed Burch Novel #3) Take good note of the genre-tag: Hardboiled. Don’t take it lightly. This, the third in the Ed Earl…
Hard-Boiled Gospel
This just in from Claire Perkins-Harris, the host of Book Talk Radio Club: “I will be talking to author Jim Nesbitt this Sunday 15 March at 3.00pm… Read more “Hard-Boiled Gospel”
Number One
Yow! Get a load of this, chirren. THE RIGHT WRONG NUMBER is the #1 best-seller in Amazon’s hard-boiled mystery category. Of course, I’m running a BookBub promotion… Read more “Number One”
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”
