If this is the first time you have met Sam Quinton, enjoy the thrills and mystery. But, be prepared to grab those earlier books. Kevin R. Doyle knows how to capture his audience!
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My ultimate takeaway from this fabulous tale is that many solitary threads can be woven together to create a beautiful, intriguing story. Robbie’s death touches the lives of so many people in West Falls and beyond.
I recommend West Falls Revisited to lovers of mind-bending mysteries and modern fiction. It’s challenging to categorize a Schleicher tale into a specific genre, but I have a feeling that if you give it a try, you’ll love it.
West Falls Revisited by D. H. Schleicher | #5Star #BookReview | #PsychologicalFiction #Generational #Mystery #Thriller @SchleicherSpin
True to the spirit of escapism found in many great novels, ‘Murder at the College’ asks readers to indulge in a bit of disbelief suspension. The romance unfolds with haste, and coincidences abound, but isn’t that the joy of reading? To lose oneself in a story’s embrace?
Murder at the College by P.H. Turner | Book Review & $20 Gift Card Available | #Mystery @GoddessFish @WildRosePress @pht97 @P.H.TurnerAuthor
The Heaven Spot” isn’t just a psychological thriller with suspenseful overtones. It’s a poignant exploration of the human experience and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of tragedy.
Book Review: The Heaven Spot by Mary Frances Hill | 1 Signed Copy Available | #Mystery #Thriller #Addiction #Family
“Cut and Thirst” offers a glimpse into the minds and lives of seasoned women writers, showcasing their wit, resilience, and willingness to go to extremes for justice. But does revenge truly satisfy? Dive into this witty mystery to see how far these ladies will go and whether it’s all worth it in the end.
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Nick Forte has lost his detective agency and makes ends meet doing background checks and other paperwork. He pays for everything else through jobs he takes for cash and without any written contract. What starts out as a simple investigation into a traffic accident exposes Forte to people who have truly lost everything and have no viable hope of reclaiming their lives.
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Homecoming Chaos by D.W. Brooks ~ Book Review, Guest Post from Author, and $15 Gift Card Available
Imagine coming home after years away, only to stumble upon a murder scene in your family’s business parking lot. That’s the chaos Jamie finds herself in, and let me tell you, it’s one wild ride. But amidst the turmoil, there’s Detective Nick Marshall, a handsome distraction with a job to do and sparks flying every time he crosses paths with Jamie.
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Bestselling author Richard Debden is missing. The only clue: a copy of his unpublished final novel delivered to his ex-girlfriend, Amy. When Richard’s closest reunite for his memorial, Amy turns to Chris, his former best friend, to help unravel the mystery. Could Richard still be alive and in need of their help?
The Anchor” by Kevin R. Doyle is an enthralling police procedural mystery that weaves a gripping tale through multiple viewpoints. Jen’s journey from a dedicated TV news professional to the target of a mysterious admirer adds a layer of suspense to the narrative.
Slaughterhouse by KA Lugo (Jack Slaughter Thrillers, Book 3) | #BookReview #PrivateEye #Thriller | @GoddessFish #VirtualBookTour
** Content warning: This book discusses suicidal feelings. **
It’s the anniversary of the date he lost his family and Jack doubts he’ll ever find those responsible. Depression has taken hold, and he pulls out his Beretta for the last time. As he fingers the trigger, Ray shows up with the identity of the man who’d killed himself in Jack’s house weeks before, leaving a note simply saying, ”I’m sorry.”