Sportswriter Jim Caple has written a sentimental and at times whimsical fiction story (certainly inspired by true events) about a WWII veteran at the end of his life, seeking closure. Roy, a 91-year-old former Navigator for B-24 bombers during the war, is wracked by an unknowing guilt about whether bombs his plane dropped near … More The Navigator, by Jim Caple
This police procedural is long on discussion about the hero’s dog, long on letting us see the villain’s first person perspective, and long on sentimental details about the hero cop’s mourning over his dead wife. It’s very short on suspense or mystery. The reader knows everything in the first few chapters – the hired killer … More Winter Song (Seasons Pass, book #1) by Susan C. Muller
Author David Myles Robinson can write a legal mystery in which the plot is intriguing, the writing is excellent, and the law is accurately depicted. This is quite a triumvirate, which few authors do well. Courtroom scenes are inherently dramatic. Making a deposition scene good reading without making it a mockery of how real law … More Tropical Doubt, by David Myles Robinson
I’m a big fan of Sara Paretsky and a big fan of her heroine, V.I. Warshawski. Dead Land, however, is not the best installment in the series. The author tells us that this is the first book she has written without the support of her now-deceased husband. Perhaps that partially explains why this book was … More Dead Land (A V.I.Warshowski novel), by Sara Paretsky
The May issue of InD’Tale Magazine features an article written by your humble author, and a review of Deadly Enterprise. Check out the whole mag HERE. And Here’s the review: “Deadly Enterprise is a fast-paced, action-packed crime drama that readers will devour in one sitting! Mike Stoneman is the hero the world needs. He cares … More 5-Star review for Deadly Enterprise from InD’Tale Magazine!
This book, and this series, has a lot to offer fans of police/FBI procedurals. I picked up this book during a free download offer and I was happy to discover a new author whose books I can now look forward to reading. There is some backstory from earlier books in the series that is sometimes … More Remnants (Brandon Fisher FBI Series #6), by Carolyn Arnold
Check out the interview posted on FelonyFiction.com — a blog right up my (dark) alley. https://www.felonyfiction.com/crime-fiction.html
Apr. 26th:4 the Love of Audiobooks (Spotlight + Audio Excerpt, Top 10 List) https://4theloveofaudiobooks.wordpress.com/2020/04/26/audiobook-blog-tour-deadly-enterprise-by-kevin-g-chapman/#more-467The Book Junkie Reads . . . (Spotlight + Audio Excerpt)T’s Stuff (Spotlight + Audio Excerpt, Guest Post) https://www.tsstuff.net/2020/04/deadly-enterprise-by-kevin-g-chapman.html#more Apr. 27th:Audiobook News (Spotlight + Audio Excerpt) https://audiobook.news.blog/2020/04/27/audiobook-blog-tour-deadly-enterprise-by-kevin-g-chapman/The Real AudioSpy (Review, Spotlight + Audio Excerpt) https://audiospy.org/2020/04/27/audiobook-blog-your-deadly-enterprise-by-kevin-g-chapman/ — 4-star review: “Excellent story that draws you in from the first … More Audiobook Blog Tour – Deadly Enterprise (Apr. 26 – May 2, 2020)
Science Fiction author Robert J. Sawyer treads a different path in his new historical fiction (and SciFi) novel, The Oppenheimer Alternative. (Currently available for pre-order HERE.) The story is a fictionalized, but still very true to history, depiction of one of the main cogs in the Manhattan Project (or the Manhattan Engineering District, the code … More The Oppenheimer Alternative, by Robert J. Sawyer
If you have a child between the ages of 8 and 12, particularly, but not exclusively, boys, and you’re looking for an activity that will bring you closer together and fight off the video games, you should buy this book and read it to your child/children. Start 45 days before Christmas, and read one chapter … More The Naughty List, by Thomas Conway
