Book Reviews by Elizabeth A. White

Robbing a Bank with Peter Farris

Elizabeth A. White — Thu, 17 May 2012 13:17:56 +0000

Already well-known to people in the crime fiction community, author Peter Farris is making big waves with his debut novel Last Call for the Living (May 22 from Forge). Today I am incredibly pleased to welcome my fellow Georgian and Mastodon fan to the blog for a guest post about a topic near and dear [...] Related posts:

The Beach House by James Patterson & Peter De Jonge

Unspent Time by Graham Parke

Elizabeth A. White — Wed, 16 May 2012 16:35:05 +0000

“I’ve never been able to walk up to a person and take a bite out of them. It’s always seemed kind of, I don’t know, impolite.” – Don’t Look Over the Edge of the World There’s no question that author Graham Parke doesn’t just march to the beat of his own drummer, dude’s jitterbugging to a [...] Related posts:

Women Writers Speak Across the Ages by Donna Fletcher Crow

Elizabeth A. White — Wed, 16 May 2012 10:00:23 +0000

I’m pleased to welcome for a guest post Donna Fletcher Crow, author of the Monastery Murders Mysteries. Felicity Howard, heroine of my Monastery Murders clerical mystery series, is a thoroughly modern American woman who has gone off— rather rashly as she does most things— to study theology in a monastery in Yorkshire. Felicity is determined to [...] Related posts:

Launch Party For Unspent Time by Graham Parke

Elizabeth A. White — Mon, 14 May 2012 15:08:30 +0000

From Graham Parke, the award winning author of No Hope for Gomez!, comes a collection of impossible tales. Permeating the cracks between the past and the present is the realm of Unspent Time; time that was allotted but never spent. This is where we find the stories that could have been true. Such as the story [...] Related posts:

Russian Roulette by Mike Faricy

Elizabeth A. White — Fri, 11 May 2012 16:29:36 +0000

“I’ve been shot, blown up, chased, and assaulted in the past couple of weeks and I’d just as soon hedge my bets.” – Dev Haskell To say St. Paul, Minnesota private investigator Devlin ‘Dev’ Haskell is having a bit of a rough time with his most recent investigation would be putting it lightly. Of course, considering [...] Related posts:

Fast Friends by Dianne Emley

Elizabeth A. White — Thu, 10 May 2012 15:04:30 +0000

You’re probably familiar with LA Times bestselling author Dianne Emley’s outstanding Detective Nan Vining thrillers, but did you know that before there was Nan there was Iris? Emley first entered the writing scene in the 90’s (under the name Dianne G. Pugh) with a mystery series featuring investment counselor Iris Thorne. That series is now [...] Related posts:

Having the Last Laugh by Mike Faricy

Elizabeth A. White — Thu, 10 May 2012 11:00:11 +0000

Tomorrow I’ll be reviewing Russian Roulette (free today through Saturday on Amazon and Amazon UK) by Mike Faricy, author of the PI Devlin ‘Dev’ Haskell series, but today Mike has stopped by to share his experience in the world of independent publishing. Thank you, Elizabeth, for the opportunity to post on your blog site. As you [...] Related posts:

Fun House by Chris Grabenstein

Elizabeth A. White — Wed, 09 May 2012 22:29:47 +0000

I always heard that television was a cutthroat business, but this is ridiculous. – Danny Boyle The seaside resort of Sea Haven, NJ has seen more than its fair share of murder and mayhem over the course of author Chris Grabenstein’s John Ceepak mystery series, but nothing officer John Ceepak and his partner Danny Boyle have [...] Related posts: