MRC Recommends: Treasure Coast by James Foley
"A fast-paced crime thriller that is unpredictable, with a magnetic draw that begs you to continue reading."
- The Mystery Review Crew
Narrative Nook: Where Curiosity Meets Recommendation
Reaching Readers On Facebook: Is it still worth it?
When an author’s reach is dropping, and their likes are getting fewer and fewer, the only logical question to ask is, is Facebook still worth it? This is a dilemma many authors are beginning to question as they set up…
MRC Recommends: Get Gribnitz by Howard Gimple
MRC RECOMMENDS: Get Gribnitz by Howard Gimple “…a deliciously entertaining, fun, and exciting read from cover to cover.” – The Mystery Review Crew Get Gribnitz By Howard GimpleGenre: Thriller, Satire Howard Gimple, master of the comedy thriller, takes on the…
Why the Thesaurus should be a writer’s best friend
From Monotony to Mastery: The Art of Avoiding Repetitive Words in Fiction. A Mystery Review Crew Spotlight on Writing with a Thesaurus. Have you ever perused the pages of a book in a bookstore and then set it aside? Or…
BOLO – Night Shot by Nina Degraff
Our BOLO Book is Night Shot by Nina Degraff. As a reminder, our BOLO books are books we loved the covers of or books we were stunned by. From the intriguing cover, title, and description, there is a lot to…
Unveiling Word of the Year 2024: A Mystery Perspective
The Crew, as confirmed logophiles and admittedly obsessed logomaniacs, have once again embarked upon an epic linguistic adventure in search of the perfect Word Of The Year 2024, our WOTY. Last year marked a special occasion for The Crew as we…
MRC Recommends Where Love Means Nothing by Howard Gimple
MRC RECOMMENDS: Where Love Means Nothing by Howard Gimple ” …a reader will likely be perched on the edge of their seat.” – The Mystery Review Crew Where Love Means Nothing By Howard GimpleGenre: Thriller Tennis pro Jake Marks is…
Ophelia’s Promise: Part II by Lou Kemp
Welcome back to the second part of Ophelia’s Promise: Part II, written by Lou Kemp! If you haven’t read part one, you should definitely read Ophelia’s Promise Part I first. This short story is a part of our Christmas short…
