Today I visit with J.L. Greger a fellow novelist and member of the Public Safety Writers Association. I’m sure you’ll find her new novel intriguing. Enjoy! Do you realize how many mystery and thriller writers have science backgrounds? Consider Arthur Conan Doyle (physician), Agatha Christie (apothecaries’ assistant during World War I) Michael Crichton (physician byContinue reading “Science Makes a Great Mystery”
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Snow Angel by Jackie Taylor Zortman
My fellow author and good friend, Jackie, has just released her new novel. You won’t want to miss another Max Richards mystery because it guarantees to hold your attention and have you fully invested in the story. Here’s a preview: When homicide detective, Max Richards, and his sister suddenly inherit their mother’s estate, they findContinue reading “Snow Angel by Jackie Taylor Zortman”
Great New Author
It’s always exciting to discover an author who has the ability to capture your attention immediately and then hold it through 400 pages. That’s exactly what happened when I began reading Shot To Pieces by Michael O’Keefe. I initially balked at the length of the story, thinking it might bog down simply because of itsContinue reading “Great New Author”
Meet author David Coppage
Today I’m hosting David Coppage, author of They Paid Me For This?: Stories From Over Three Decades in Law Enforcement. Tell us about your new book, David. My book is a memoir of my more than thirty years in law enforcement, including five years as a local police officer in Montgomery, AL, followed by 28Continue reading “Meet author David Coppage”
Bronx Justice: An NYPD Novel
Today I’m hosting Bob Martin, former NYPD captain, who has a new novel called, Bronx Justice. Bob, tell us about your book. Sure, John. The book is based on a case I worked as a captain with the Bronx Homicide Squad in 1990. We had a black drug gang, The Crew, team up with someContinue reading “Bronx Justice: An NYPD Novel”
John M. Wills 