About The Portable Nine Meet Davenport, also known as the Mad Marksman of Malta. He is a hunter. Not of game or fowl, but of men. What he hunts he finds, and what he finds he exterminates—until his trusty revolver fails him at a crucial moment in Italy, that is, leaving a job unfinished andContinue reading “Book Review – The Portable Nine by Pete Mesling”
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Book Review: Thunder Point by Colin Holmes
…reviewed for Blackthorn Book Tours About Thunder Road When an Army Air Force Major vanishes from his Top Secret job at the Fort Worth airbase in the summer of 1947, down-on-his-luck former Ranger Jefferson Sharp is hired to find him, because the Major owes a sizeable gambling debt to a local mobster. The search takesContinue reading “Book Review: Thunder Point by Colin Holmes”
Huge Book Tour Praise for Gothic Thriller The Cabin Sessions
Sometimes, you feel so excited you want to shout from the rooftops. Today is one of those times. Two stunning reviews of my gothic thriller The Cabin Sessions. Here they are: The Cabin Sessions by Isobel Blackthorn is a psychological thriller that ensnares you into a web that is dark and scary yet electrifyingly spellbinding. Set amongst theContinue reading “Huge Book Tour Praise for Gothic Thriller The Cabin Sessions”
Praise for The Legacy of Old Gran Parks
The Legacy of Old Gran Parks book tour hosted by Blackthorn Book Tours has yielded a raft of praise from book critics. Here are the highlights. A warm thank you to all the reviewers who took part and to BBT for their amazing service. Lead Review from Rainnbooks The opening chapter left me with goosebumpsContinue reading “Praise for The Legacy of Old Gran Parks”
Book Review: Slow Down by Lee Matthew Goldberg
How far would you go to make your dreams come true? For budding writer and filmmaker Noah Spaeth, being a Production Assistant in director Dominick Bambach’s new avant-garde film isn’t enough. Neither is watching Dominick have an affair with the lead actress, the gorgeous but troubled Nevie Wyeth. For Noah’s dream is to get bothContinue reading “Book Review: Slow Down by Lee Matthew Goldberg”
Book Review: The Mentor by Lee Matthew Goldberg
About The Mentor Kyle Broder has achieved his lifelong dream and is an editor at a major publishing house. When Kyle is contacted by his favorite college professor, William Lansing, Kyle couldn’t be happier. Kyle has his mentor over for dinner to catch up and introduce him to his girlfriend, Jamie, and the three haveContinue reading “Book Review: The Mentor by Lee Matthew Goldberg”
Book Review: 113 Hours by Zach Abrams
133 Hours Arriving at work to find she’s lost more than five and a half days of her life, Briony has no recollection of where she’s been, or what has happened. Has she been ill or had a breakdown – or could she have been drugged and abducted? Doubting her own sanity, Briony isContinue reading “Book Review: 113 Hours by Zach Abrams”
Book review: Burning Crowe by Geoff Smith
About Burning Crowe Two teenagers, both alike in indignity. Will they be civil? Or will there be blood? Bartholomew Crowe is 18 years old. His dad dead, and deserted by his stepmother, he’s running seriously low on justice. And when he is hired to find a rich kid gone AWOL, it isn’t just a job;Continue reading “Book review: Burning Crowe by Geoff Smith”
Book review: Pigeon Blood Red by Ed Duncan
About Pigeon Blood Red For underworld enforcer Richard “Rico” Sanders, it seemed like an ordinary job: retrieve his gangster boss’s priceless ruby necklace and teach the double-dealing cheat who stole it a lesson. A job like a hundred before it. But the chase quickly goes sideways and takes Rico from the mean streets of ChicagoContinue reading “Book review: Pigeon Blood Red by Ed Duncan”
Book review – Sangre: The Color of Dying by Carlos Colon
About Sángre: The Color of Dying (Volume 1) Carlos Colón’s first published novel is the story of Nicky Negrón, a Puerto Rican salesman in New York City who is turned into foul-mouthed, urban vampire with a taste for the undesirables of society such as sexual predators, domestic abusers and drug dealers. A tragic anti-hero, NickyContinue reading “Book review – Sangre: The Color of Dying by Carlos Colon”
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