Genre: Psychological Thriller

A Killing Game by Jeff Buick

A Killing Game by Jeff Buick

Born into a wealthy and powerful Boston family, Renee Charlebois has it all. Except for one small detail – she’s been abducted without a trace. Who took her, and why, is a mystery. The case gets dropped on Curtis Westcott’s desk, but Boston’s Chief of Homicide has little to work with. No clues, no body, no motive.
As Curtis and his crew peel back the layers they are convinced Renee is still alive, but that her abductor is on a precise schedule and has every intention of killing her. It’s a bizarre and twisted game, and time is quickly running out. A Killing Game is Book One in the Curtis Westcott series, set in Boston.

Hiding Cracked Glass by James J. Cudney

Hiding Cracked Glass by James J. Cudney

Hiding Cracked Glass by James J. Cudney | Perceptions of Glass Book 2

Hiding Cracked Glass continues the story of the Glass family. Every member of this family excels at keeping secrets, which leads to drama, heartache, and mystery. Please open to read more about this fascinating, troubled family.

The Things We Do by Kay Pfaltz | Book Review

The Things We Do by Kay Pfaltz | Book Review

The Things We Do is a psychological whodunit that reveals the importance of not only what people say and do but also what they think and feel. This book is one of the most touching I’ve read in a long time. The Things We Do broke my heart with the atrocities man inflicts upon other living beings. Yet, it’s uplifting to realize change can happen. Content Warnings/Triggers: murder, animal lab testing, animal abuse, harsh language, same-sex attraction (no physical sex). ******************** Click on […]