BY: SHERRY FOWLER CHANCELLOR Her dreams of a trip across Europe on a luxury train hadn’t included murder… In 1937, with the clouds of war looming on the horizon, librarian Fiona Vancleave dreams of luxury train trips involving exotic places … Continue reading →
BY: MARK PETRY Secret Service Agent Jack Shields has a secret…He’s not really Jack Shields. Down and out bouncer, John Ryan, finally had a good night at the track. It’ll buy him some time from the various mobs he owes. … Continue reading →
BY: JOE BENEVENTO When Monsignor Martin Heamey is found strangled just after a debate with Tony Cupelli, a former monsignor and present professor at Smith College, Tony’s detective brother Mike seeks a possible link between this murder and the apparent … Continue reading →
BY: DUSTIN DODD After working a graveyard shift, K9 Officer Daniel Deacon gets an unwelcome call ordering him back to work. Deacon and his K9 partner, a German Shepherd named Justice, return for a long overtime swing shift in the … Continue reading →
BY: ROB SILVERMAN A bomb rocks West Hollywood. And with that, LA joins the brotherhood of American cities hammered by the harsh fist of terrorism. A dozen murdered and numerous injured, including Frank Grace, a cop with a checkered past … Continue reading →
BY: SHAWN ROHRBACH Imagine dilettantes of Occupy Wall Street meeting and going head to head with the masters of the New World Order. One such rebel, Peter, turns on his rich banking family and takes up with a MIT computer-science … Continue reading →
BY: DOUGLAS DURHAM It has only been a year since Jason Douglas, a retired thirty-year veteran police detective, narrowly escaped death in the deserts of west Texas. After that harrowing experience, all Jason wants is time to recover from his … Continue reading →
BY: GUINOTTE WISE Wise’s first collection of short stories, the award-winning Night Train, Cold Beer, was blunt, honest, cinematic. This collection, Resume Speed, is also visually keen, and each story gives you the impression of having entered a town where, … Continue reading →
BY: DAN SHINE In a hospital, young residents are the princes of night. It’s their magic kingdom, full of terrors, tall stories, and urban legends. But night is always a wild card, and now at College Hospital in Manhattan, nights … Continue reading →
BY: J J WHITE According to Dr. Darold A. Treffert of the University of Wisconsin, there are fewer than one hundred reported cases of prodigious savants in the world. Those few who possess the savant syndrome all have an island … Continue reading →
