With the release of his latest thriller, Allan Topol, takes readers on a virtual trip to Argentina. For this interview, the bestselling author discussed why he loves writing geopolitical thrillers such as “The Argentine Triangle” in which he can entertain readers while causing them to think. He said, “I want to stimulate readers to think about these and influence how they … [Read more...] about Allan Topol and The Argentine Triangle
Scrivenings
What if I click that link by mistake?
Anyone who’s ever marketed on Amazon will tell you that the company’s model is to “make more popular what’s already popular.” In that same vein, trouble seems to have a knack for compounding itself in the midst of turmoil. For instance, you’re juggling three balls in the air when a text message or email comes in. You know it’s a scam and you’re ready to delete it when—oops—you … [Read more...] about What if I click that link by mistake?
Con Game released!
The “Con Game” is on! The sequel to “License to Lie” was released just this week. In honor of the occasion, I’m trying out a little giveaway. You can enter to win a soft cover copy of “Con Game” if you live in the U.S. (sorry, but the international postage is a killer). If you’re not in the U.S., fear not, you’ll be eligible for a Kindle version. About Con Game Con artist … [Read more...] about Con Game released!
Behind the story of ‘To the Lions’ by Chuck Driskell
Former U.S. Army paratrooper Chuck Driskell's latest novel, “To the Lions,” is a blend of crime, suspense, and spy genres. In addition to talking about his writing for this interview, the former paratrooper discussed one of his military jumps that almost ended in tragedy. The incident took place on a cold, peacetime morning at Grefenwoehr Training Area in Germany when Driskell … [Read more...] about Behind the story of ‘To the Lions’ by Chuck Driskell
Springtime and the fake home contractor
With summer just around the corner, it’s time to look forward to catching up on home repairs, remodeling projects, and other ways to enhance the value of your biggest investment. Maybe the roof is starting to show it’s age. Or, was the draft from the windows was just a little too much this past winter? No matter what your project, there’s a scammer ready to take your … [Read more...] about Springtime and the fake home contractor