About L M Krier: L M Krier is a pen-name of former journalist, freelance copy writer and copy editor Lesley Tither. Lesley writes crime fiction as L M Krier and is also a best-selling author of travel memoirs, writing as Tottie Limejuice. As a journalist, Lesley worked as a court and coroner's court reporter, and later worked for the Crown Prosecution Service as a case tracker, giving her a good background knowledge of the British justice system. She is also an avid reader of crime fiction … [Read more...]
Killer at the Kibbutz (The Devil’s Cigar) by Ken Klopper
In the heart of the Kologha Forest lies a little haven where man and nature seemingly live harmoniously together in a little piece of Utopia. The Kibbutz is run by a family who practice subsistence farming and invite guests from around the world to join them for an unforgettable stay. But above and beneath the surface lies another world that reeks of death and evil. Will guests, Harish Ramkissoon and Sue Mitchell, uncover the mystery of the missing guests and unmask the Killer at the … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Kelli Owen
About Kelli Owen: Born and raised in Wisconsin, Kelli Owen now lives in Destination, Pennsylvania. She’s attended countless writing conventions, participated on dozens of panels, and has spoken at the CIA Headquarters in Langley, VA regarding both her writing and the field in general. Her works include the novels SIX DAYS, LIVE SPECIMENS, and WHITE PICKET PRISONS, as well as the collection BLACK BUBBLES, and seven novellas to date. Visit her website at kelliowen.com for more … [Read more...]
Bargain Book for 10/24/2014: Short Tales of Horror Part II by Regina Puckett
This book is bargain priced from 10/24/2014 until 10/31/2014 Ours While Sheriff Wilson has no idea what really transpired the night twelve people were murdered in the old mental hospital during what was supposed to be a simple night of ghost hunting, he was at the scene moments after the lone survivor committed suicide. Now it’s a year later and a group of paranormal investigators want to set up a haunted house and invite the general public in that same abandoned mental hospital. How is he … [Read more...]
Bargain Book: Dangerous Times by Phillip Frey
This book is bargain priced from 10/15/2014 until 12/31/2016 "Dangerous Times" is a multicultural crime-thriller with the pull of the unpredictable. This book is not for the squeamish. Frank Moore is a psychopath who has come up with a diabolical plan, one which will drown goodness and grace in a river of blood. For it to succeed he must first find someone who looks like him. Frank hires a hacker to get into government databases, where a close-enough double is found: John Kirk. Frank … [Read more...]
Chasing Fireflies by Paul Seiple @pseiple
Set the fireflies free. Send them home before God cleanses the world. Homicide cop, Michael Callahan sees death everywhere. During the day, he protects the city from evil. At night — he is the evil. He hears the hopeless pleas, feels the last breath of the victims. He sees life fade away through the eyes of the killer. In his dreams, Michael is the killer. But it's just dreams. Right? The internal struggle of protector versus killer refuses to stay hidden when the dreams become reality. … [Read more...]
Night Terrors by Mark Lukens @marklukensbooks
How do you hide from a psychic serial killer? Tara Simmons has always had psychic abilities for as long as she can remember. And she's suffered from night terrors where a shadowy man pursues her. The Shadow Man found her once before when she was sixteen years old and slaughtered her parents. And now, nine years later, he's found her again. The Shadow Man is killing people as he works his way closer to Tara. She can see the murders through his eyes, the clues left behind, and he wants it … [Read more...]
Mile of Cars Murders by Joe Harwell @HarwellJoe
The Murrah Building bombing and the 1999 Moore, OK tornado are historical markers for even greater tragedy in the Britton family. Mother and father, Pat and J.P. (Joe Paul, Sr.) leave home early on April 19th, 1995 relying on their capable teenage sons Joe Paul, Jr. and Dale to take care of the ranch outside Perkins and their siblings, nine year old Thomas and eleven year old Henry. Pat and J.P. are overdue for a day together without the kids and plan to do some shopping in Oklahoma City and … [Read more...]
Playmates (Wilde Twins, Book 1) by Jess C Scott @jesscscott
This book is bargain priced from 04/16/2014 until 07/15/2014 Follow THE WILDE TWINS in a twisted tale of love and loyalty. . . PLAYMATES (Wilde Twins, Book #1) As kids, Tania and Trevor's unsupervised play time offers a lifeline to sanity amidst the chaos of family dysfunction. When danger threatens Tania, Trevor isn't willing to stand by and watch his sister get hurt. The instinct for survival is only rivaled by the killer instincts the Wilde siblings encourage in each other. Instincts … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Marla Madison @MarlaAMadison
Author Bio: Marla Madison is a retired mediator and when she’s not writing, works as an arbitrator in the Midwest. Living in Wisconsin on Prairie Lake, Marla is the author of the suspense novels, She’s Not There and Relative Malice, both available on Amazon.com. A third is in the works and will be available in early 2014. When not writing, Marla is an avid reader of suspense novels, plays duplicate bridge, golf, and enjoys long walks with her dog, Skygge. Skygge and her cat companion, … [Read more...]
The Whitechapel Secret by Martin Loughlin
London: the autumn of 1888. A time that has become known as the autumn of terror. The Whitechapel area of London is one of the most poverty stricken and crime ridden parts of the capital. It has become a breeding ground for crime and prostitution. The world's first serial killer kills and mutilates several women in the space of a few months, leaving the city's residents helpless and horrified. He is never caught or identified, although from taunting letters sent to the newspapers, he becomes … [Read more...]
Interview with Author – Susan Fleet
Author Bio: For many years, award-winning novelist Susan Fleet worked as a trumpeter in the Boston area. While teaching at Brown University and Berklee College of Music she discovered her dark side and began writing crime fiction. In 2001 she moved to New Orleans, the setting for her Frank Renzi mystery series. The Premier Book Awards named her first novel, Absolution, Best Mystery/Suspense/Thriller of 2009 She blogs about true crime at DARK DEEDS: Serial killers, stalkers and domestic … [Read more...]
