A thrilling page-turner full of wicked twists A body is found, stripped to the waist and stretched out, open arms and open legs across a circular wooden frame, palms and feet nailed to the structure. Investigating, DI Tara Grogan begins to suspect it could be the work of a secret religious organisation. What she doesn’t know is that someone she’s had run-ins with in the past has his sights on her, and ultimately murder on his mind. She’s escaped his clutches before. But this time is … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: Lethal Justice by Robert McCracken
FEATURED BOOK: Something in the Water Book One: Drowning by Dean Comyn
'Not Yet Detective' Charles Burns hasn't officially joined a new task force with the Metropolitan Police. That was supposed to happen Monday. But a brilliant young scientist has disappeared, and his discovery could become a deadly weapon in the wrong hands. Burns and the newly formed MCU must find the scientist and stop an unknown organisation from creating a global disaster. There goes the weekend... Book One: "Drowning" follows Burns in real time over one breathtaking, action packed … [Read more...] about FEATURED BOOK: Something in the Water Book One: Drowning by Dean Comyn
Seven Sins by Arti Manani
What makes a person turn bad? I used to be a good person. Sometimes I think I still am. It’s messed up how far a man can go when he realises he has nothing. Did I change who I was out of greed or to survive? I don’t know. Yet here I am, 48 years old, lying in a hospital bed. I must retrace my darkest moments and find out who did this to me. Although my circle is small, the motives are plenty. In this dark action thriller, Kai Jackson recalls his horrific story of how he became a psychotic, … [Read more...] about Seven Sins by Arti Manani
SOMETHING IN THE WATER Book One: DROWNING by Dean Comyn
A missing scientist and a deadly discovery. An unknown organisation with a global agenda and a new detective, who is good at ice hockey. 'Not Yet Detective' Charles Burns hasn't been named to a newly formed task force. That was supposed to happen Monday. But a brilliant young scientist and his revolutionary discovery have disappeared. Has he been kidnapped or is he complicit in a terrorist plot to commit mass murder? SOMETHING IN THE WATER Book One: "Drowning" follows Charles Burns and a … [Read more...] about SOMETHING IN THE WATER Book One: DROWNING by Dean Comyn
Interview with Author – Dean Comyn
About Dean Comyn: Dean is an expat Canadian who lives in Europe. After working 20+ years in the Entertainment industry, he went on a "5-year hiatus" to teach English abroad. Sixteen years later, he channeled his passion for storytelling into writing thrillers and, more recently stand up comedy. Dean lives in Freiburg, Germany with his wife and son, where he enjoys cycling, nature and ice hockey. What inspires you to write? Fear. Science and technology have advanced exponentially … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Dean Comyn
Interview with Author – Diego Ornelas-Tapia
About Diego Ornelas-Tapia: Diego Ornelas Tapia was born in 1994 in LA. He wrote Tame a Dame, his first book, and he's currently working on Void. A lover of adventurous and unique stories, he loves to read and write stories that blend multiple genres. What inspires you to write? Watching, listening to, or reading anything. Be it books, TV shows, films, video games, music, or observing the interactions between strangers. An idea can come from anywhere. My other book Void came from the … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Diego Ornelas-Tapia
Interview with Author – N.J. Kulkarni
About N.J. Kulkarni: I started my writing career with the newspaper Deccan Herald, Bangalore, India, and later worked for major national newspapers like The Times of India, Sunday Express and The Telegraph. I also worked full-time for the Economic Times and Business Today magazine and as a stringer for A&M magazine and the Kolkata newspaper, The Telegraph. I have also written for The International Indian, a Dubai based magazine. I worked as a journalist for more than twenty years. I was … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – N.J. Kulkarni
Interview with Author – Mauro Martone
About Mauro Martone: I was born in Glasgow, raised between Edinburgh and the East Neuk of Fife and attended residential school in the north of Scotland. I have been a waiter, a Barista, a wine sales person, and a taxi driver. I keep dogs, feed foxes and enjoy football. What inspires you to write? I guess having several stories to tell. I imagine little scenes as I walk the dog or drive my car, then I feel the urge to write these down and cook them all into a tale of sorts. Then I want to … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Mauro Martone
Serial by Kenneth Passan
In Dallas County Texas, a killer is becoming a prolific one. Leaving mutilated and butchered bodies behind this killer of women has no boundaries and is always at least o e or two steps ahead of the police. As he spreads to other counties in his killing, he continues to advertise the monster that he is. When police eventually realize who he really is' they have to form a federal/task force to get him. But getting him proves almost impossible. The ending is an explosive one. Targeted Age … [Read more...] about Serial by Kenneth Passan
The Cost of Crude by Inge-Lise Goss
The Cost of Crude by Inge-Lise Goss When Gwynn Reznick’s best friend is brutally murdered, she joins forces with an investigation team to hunt down the assassin As the team digs deeper, they discover a trail of suspicious deaths and begin to unravel a sinister plot that threatens a catastrophic oil and gas disaster. Will they solve the crime before it is too late? … [Read more...] about The Cost of Crude by Inge-Lise Goss
Interview with Author – David Chadwick
About David Chadwick: I am a British author whose debut novel Liberty Bazaar was published in May 2015 by Aurora Metro Books. It is a historical novel set in Liverpool during the American Civil War and is based on real events that happened in the city – and could have radically altered the course of the conflict. The novel was named by Kirkus Reviews as one of the 10 Best Historical Indie Novels of 2015 and been positively endorsed by Professor James M McPherson, author of the Pulitzer … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – David Chadwick
Petrocelli by John Rachel
Lenny Petrocelli had always been a slacker, a mediocre low-life, getting by on his good looks and street smarts. One day he woke up. Entangled by his gangland bosses in the web of child prostitution and human trafficking, he was being set up as the fall guy to take the rap, if the horrifying but lucrative enterprise went down. Seeing the violence and abuse young girls from Asia were subjected to in the gruesome world of sex slavery, Lenny did the most difficult but the most important thing … [Read more...] about Petrocelli by John Rachel
