About Central City Kane Kulpa learned which laws could be bent and which broken after a short stint in prison courtesy of Detective Vincent Bayonne. Bound by time, integrity, and the reality of life in Central City, Bayonne and Kane made peace with the past. Now, gang tension spirals from corrupt to deadly, and aContinue reading “Blackthorn Book Tours book review Central City by Indy Perro”
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Book review: A Very Mersey Murder by Brian L. Porter
I am delighted to share my review of A Very Mersey Murder (Mersey Murder Mysteries Book 5) by Brian L. Porter About A Very Mersey Murder 1966. England wins the soccer World Cup. Same night, the body of a barmaid is discovered close to an abandoned lighthouse. Two more murders follow; all remain unsolved. 2005. D.I.Continue reading “Book review: A Very Mersey Murder by Brian L. Porter”
Review: On the Job by Sandi Wallace
I’m delighted to present my review of On The Job by Australian crime author, Sandi Wallace. “The highs and lows of cops on the job. The cases that make them, break them, bring them laughs, maybe even love. Police on the beat, working one-officer shops and seasoned detectives pursue a cunning home intruder, aContinue reading “Review: On the Job by Sandi Wallace”
Dead Again by Sandi Wallace
The second in Wallace’s rural crime series, Dead Again is a fast-paced thriller set in the fictitious town of Bullock in the Yarra ranges east of Melbourne, and in the historic spa town, Daylesford. “It is almost two years since wildfires ravaged the tiny town of Bullock, and Melbourne journalist, Georgie Harvey, is on assignment in theContinue reading “Dead Again by Sandi Wallace”
Mayan Mendacity by L.J.M. Owen
Dr Elizabeth Pimms has a new puzzle. What is the story behind the tiny skeletons discovered on a Guatemalan island? And how do they relate to an ancient Mayan queen? The bones, along with other remains, are a gift for Elizabeth. But soon the giver reveals his true nature. An enraged colleague then questions Elizabeth’sContinue reading “Mayan Mendacity by L.J.M. Owen”
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