by Marlyn Beebe. I've often been asked what I look for when I review a mystery. At first, I thought there was no way for me to do tha...

By Peg Brantley This post originally appeared on my blog, Suspense Novelist . I'm trying to finish up the first draft of my new manu...

By:   Kimberly Hitchens is the founder and owner of Booknook.biz , an ebook production company that has produced books for over 1,000 aut...

By Gayle Carline My plan for today was to review a book I just read (once again invading Marlyn's space), but in reviewing it, I foun...

by L.J. Sellers, author of provocative mysteries & thrillers Several recent blogs made me think about the writer’s role and how social ...

By:   Kimberly Hitchens is the founder and owner of Booknook.biz , an ebook production company that has produced books for over 750 autho...

A City of Broken Glass by Rebecca Cantrell (Forge hardcover, 17 July 2012). Reviewed by Marlyn Beebe. Since we met journalist Hannah Vo...

I know I'm supposed to be posting about how I write my mysteries, but sometimes I get tired of hearing about me and want to talk about...

By C.J. West Fever Dream by Dennis Palumbo is the second Daniel Rinaldi mystery. Palumbo is building a series that goes well beyond the m...

By:   Kimberly Hitchens is the founder and owner of Booknook.biz , an ebook production company that has produced books for over 500 autho...

By Andrew E. Kaufman Let me first say that I will, until the day I die, defend a reader’s right to give an honest assessment—good or bad...

By Andrew E. Kaufman As if Amazon reviews weren’t already the subject of intense scrutiny, here’s something else guaranteed to make your ski...

By Peg Brantley, Author at Work, Stumbling Toward Publication It's gotta be chocolate, right? Nuh-uh. Some kind of booze? No...

Disturbance by Jan Burke. * Reviewed by Marlyn Beebe. We last saw Irene Kelly in 2006's Kidnapped . She's finally back, and fac...

Dead Reckoning by Charlaine Harris. Reviewed by Marlyn Beebe. In the unputdownable eleventh Sookie Stackhouse novel, Sookie is minding...