Terry DiDomenico – Page 2

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

February 28, 2017

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 giving

January 31, 2017

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

September 30, 2016

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 genre.

August 31, 2016

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

May 31, 2016

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

February 29, 2016

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

January 31, 2016

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 is

December 31, 2015

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.

November 30, 2015

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

November 1, 2015

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 is carrying a duffle bag

September 30, 2015

Idyll Threats by Stephanie Gayle

By Terry DiDomenico The voice that came first: “World weary, and sad, but also sharply funny.” This is the beginning

August 31, 2015

The Boy Who Knew Too Much by Jeffrey Westhoff

By Terry DiDomenico Many of us who love reading thrillers started reading them in our teen years if not sooner.

May 31, 2015

Basic Law: A Mystery of Cold War Europe by J. Sydney Jones

By Terry DiDomenico You might recognize J. Sydney Jones as the author of the Viennese Mystery series. Or you might

April 30, 2015

Untraceable by Elizabeth Goddard

By Terry DiDomenico Readers of romantic suspense, UNTRACEABLE may be for you: On a daring mission, search and rescue specialist

March 31, 2015

State of Attack by Gary Haynes

By Terry DiDomenico We first met Special Agent Tom Dupree in Gary Haynes’s debut thriller, State of Honour. Now thirteen