Set in colorful New Mexico, The 9th Hour successfully combines the intense investigation to find a serial killer before he strikes again with the inner workings of the killer’s mind. Into this mix comes a British born detective of African descent and a killer obsessed with Nordic mythology. Stibbe’s ability to bring these diverse elements together shows skilled writing. Her ability to do this effectively, … Continue reading “The 9th Hour” by CMT Stibbe
On November 22, 1963 John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 35th President of the United States, was murdered in Dallas, Texas. His accused assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, was never tried for the crime. He was murdered in the basement of the Dallas Police Department by Jack Ruby as he was being transported to the Dallas County Jail. Kennedy’s successor, President Lyndon B. Johnson, … Continue reading Kindle Book Sale
Author Name: Elizabeth Horton-Newton Book Title: “View From the Sixth Floor: An Oswald Tale” and “Riddle” Genre and Sub-Genre: Romantic Thriller/Alternate History Book Content Rating: Adult (18+) Based on language, violence, sexual content. Author Bio: Elizabeth Horton-Newton was born and raised in New York City. She began writing when she was a child, writing stories for friends and family. In the 4th grade at P.S. … Continue reading Elizabeth Horton-Newton
Author Bio: Born and raised in Bristol, England, Matthew W Harrill is an international award-winning horror author. His series, ‘The ARC Chronicles’ consists of Hellbounce (which has received acclaim at the Halloween Book Festival, the London Book Festival and most recently the 2015 International Book Awards), Hellborne and the final book of the series, Hellbeast is imminent. In addition to his mentor David Farland (The … Continue reading “Hellbeast” (The ARC Chronicles Book 3) by Matthew Harrill
I was attracted to this book by two things; the stringed musical instrument on the cover and the fact that the main character, Simon, comes from suburban New York. Coming from New York myself I was curious to learn about Simon’s adventures. Simon doesn’t spend a lot of time in New York; very quickly he is whisked away to a fantasy world. What a fantasy … Continue reading “Song of Simon” by C.A. Sanders
Oh! Those Scary Movies! It’s difficult to choose movies based on scare level. There are so many different ways to be scared and things to be scared by. Some people are scared of ghosts; others find vampires or zombies terrifying. There are people who are far more frightened by the living than the dead. I’m going to spend the next few weeks writing about the … Continue reading Oh! Those Scary Movies from My Childhood
Author Name: Claire Stibbe Book Title: The 9th Hour Genre and Sub-Genre: Crime, Psychological Thriller, mystery Book Content Rating PG13 Author Bio Originally from England, Claire lived in Hong Kong for three years before eventually finding a second home in New Mexico, USA. Her genres include Historical Fiction and Crime. She has written two historical fiction novels, Chasing Pharaohs and The Fowler’s Snare, both set … Continue reading Claire Stibbe
Author Name: Suzi Albracht Book Title: Death Most Wicked Genre and Sub-Genre: Horror, Thriller Book Content Rating: Adult (18+) Language and Violence Author Bio: I love to write horror thrillers with intense personal relationships between characters. I started reading earlier in life than most of my friends and spent many hours hidden in closets and under beds, sneaking in just another … Continue reading The Most Excellent Worldwide Book Tour
Brain to Books Blog Tour Fast Facts Author: Aurelia Maria Casey Genre: fantasy and science fiction, with occasional hints of romance and thriller Books: Sorcerous & Beastly Season 1 from the Sorcerous & Beastly Series Official Site Bio When I’m not hanging out in my fairy court conversing with you, my readers, and occasionally my characters, I am a fashion designer and a biomedical engineer … Continue reading Brain to Books Blog Tour – Aurelia Maria Casey
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Book Review of “Ice” by Jessica Wren “Ice” is a book that satisfies on many levels. The story, as a whole, is extremely evocative, creating a strong “small town” feeling like a vintage Ray Bradbury story. The small town atmosphere reminds me of the Americana iconic play “Our town”. Wren is skillful in her development of a small… Continue reading Book Review: “Ice” by Jessica Wren
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