We’ve been on a bit of a thriller kick lately so we thought we’d share some recent thriller recommendations that were memorable. First up our latest thriller recommendation is Hank Scheer’s Medical Thriller Fade To Blue FADE TO BLUE by…
Underground! What an intriguing, descriptive word. I love words that tease and tantalize the imagination. Underground! What does it conjure up, the benign or the deadly? Secretive, cloak and dagger, clandestine, covert or a mine. What a gamut of scenarios.…
Dana Killion is a successful author known for her mystery series featuring protagonist Andrea Kellner, an investigative reporter based in Chicago. The five books in the series have been well received by readers and critics alike, with Killion’s latest book,…
About the Book: Book Title: Fool Her Once (A Novel) by Joanna ElmCategory: Adult Fiction (18 +), 416 pages Genre: ThrillerPublisher: CamCat BooksRelease date: Feb, 2023Content Rating: PG-13 + M. There’s adultery, language, some sexual content, and violent crime, but no explicit descriptions of the crimes.…
We’ve all wondered how authors come up with the best ways to plot thrillers, and thanks to Hank Scheer we have five easy ways to outline a thriller book! Sarah Brenalen, my protagonist in Fade to Blue, is a well-intentioned…
Welcome to the iReads Book Tour of Fade To Blue by Hank Scheer! FADE TO BLUE by Hank ScheerCategory: Adult Fiction (18+), 288 pagesGenre: Thriller Publisher: Top Reads PublishingRelease date: Mar 2023Content Rating: PG-13 for some bad language Synopsis: Will Dr. Brenalen’s unauthorized experiment…
Sixty-three and Counting It’s hard to believe, but in a matter of days I am going to be sixty-three. Did I read that right? Yep, like or lump it, I was born in 1960; therefore, I will indeed be sixty-three.…
Book Title: When the Smoke Cleared (A Murder Mystery in Malden) by Bill PowersCategory: Adult Non-Fiction (18 +), 400 pagesGenre: True CrimePublisher: PowersCourt PressRelease date: Oct, 2022Content Rating: PG-13 Some violence some profanity Synopsis: There is no greater distinction or responsibility for a law enforcement…
