By Terry DiDomenico In November 2011, Melinda Leigh appeared in The Big Thrill with her debut She Can Run. In asking her…
The Last Sister by Kendra Elliott
By Terry DiDomenico Until Kendra Elliot immersed herself in Diana Gabaldon’s work, she really didn’t see herself as a wr…
One Night Gone by Tara Laskowski
By Terry DiDomenico A family Thanksgiving at the beach led to the setting for Tara Laskowski’s debut thriller, ONE NIGHT…
The Subject of Malice by Cynthia Kuhn
By Terry DiDomenico Lila Maclean has successfully navigated four years as a professor at Stonedale University, but not w…
Sea of Heartbreak by William Nikkel
By Terry DiDomenico In William Nikkel’s Sea of Heartbreak, marine biologist Jack Ferrell is sailing the Kaiwi Channel ne…
Guarded Prognosis by Richard Mabry, MD
By Terry DiDomenico At first Dr. Caden Taggart fears for his freedom. Then for his ability to cope. Eventually, he fears…
Besphinxed by Alethea Kontis
By Terry DiDomenico Fairy tales are just part of Alethea Kontis’ DNA. For much of her career she has retold stories from…
Winner Takes All by Robert Bidinotto
By Terry DiDomenico Investigative reporter Dylan Hunter is a vigilante, and this time he’s trying to stop a murderous in…
Culprits: the Heist was Only the Beginning by Richard Brewer and Gary Phillips
By Terry DiDomenico CULPRITS: THE HEIST WAS ONLY THE BEGINNING represents a first for me. It was the first anthology I’d…
Falling Stars by Tim Tigner
By Terry DiDomenico Imagine Bin Laden meets Bernie Madoff—and hold on for the ride. This is how Tim Tigner describes his…
Don’t Get Caught by Jake Needham
By Terry DiDomenico A military coup has swept through Thailand and one of the effects is the placement of Thailand’…
Valley of Dry Bon’z by Terry A. del Bene & Stoney Livingstone
By Terry DiDomenico The writing team of Del Bene and Livingston has produced another thrilling installment in the Joyce …
The Frangipani Tree Mystery and Meddling and Murder by Ovidia Yu
By Terry DiDomenico It seems about the only thing Ovidia Yu has quit was her quest to become a medical doctor. When she …
Tell Me No Lies by Lynn Chandler Willis
By Terry DiDomenico A tried and true adage is to write what you know. The difficult part is taking what you know and mak…
The Excoms by Brett Battles
By Terry DiDomenico Award-winning author Brett Battles is at it again. With several series under his belt, Battles is gi…
Fear in the French Quarter by Stephanie Osborne
By Terry DiDomenico For years, Stephanie Osborn wanted to write a ghost story along the lines of The Hound of the Basker…
Salem’s Cipher by Jess Lourey
By Terry DiDomenico Thriller fans need to check out Jess Lourey’s Salem’s Cipher, her first foray into the thriller genr…
Kill Devil by Mike Dellosso
By Terry DiDomenico It started as an ordinary day for Jed Patrick: A quick run into town for gas and a few groceries. Bu…
The Ninth Life by Clea Simon
By Terry DiDomenico Clea Simon has garnered a name for herself for using animals, and more particularly cats in her nove…
The King of Fear by Drew Chapman
By Terry DiDomenico What’s so exciting about Wall Street or a bond trader who is good at his job? If you have to ask, yo…
Brute Force by Marc Cameron
By Terry DiDomenico Jericho Quinn returns in BRUTE FORCE, the sixth in Marc Cameron’s popular series. This time, Quinn i…
A Cold White Fear by R. J. Harlick
By Terry DiDomenico Weather played a vital part in the genesis of A COLD WHITE FEAR, according to R. J. Harlick. “…
The British Lion by Tony Schumacher
By Terry DiDomenico There are all kinds of thrillers and one of the more unusual is an alternate history. Introduced in …
The Prettiest One by James Hankins
By Terry DiDomenico When Caitlin Summers becomes aware of her surroundings, she finds she has blood on her clothes and i…