“The Button Man” begins with Hugo Marston having just become head of security at the US Embassy in London. On his way to meet with his boss, Hugo decides to walk through a cemetery and discovers a body hanging from a rope. When he finally arrives at the pub, Hugo is told he’s in charge of protecting an American movie-star couple, Dayton Harper and Ginny Ferro. The problem is … [Read more...] about The Button Man is a delightful prequel
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Behind the story of Elixir with debut author Ted Galdi
Debut author Ted Galdi’s “Elixir” is the story of a teenage genius who goes on a suspenseful journey to cure his girlfriend of a mysterious illness. According to Galdi, the book has been embraced by the young-adult community as well as the adult-thriller crowd, due to its fast-paced storyline and elements such as the NSA, computer hacking, and big-pharma conspiracy. For this … [Read more...] about Behind the story of Elixir with debut author Ted Galdi
A change in style for this Hawaii author
For most people, there comes a time when a change in lifestyle just feels right. For Kay Hadashi, author of the Island Breeze series of June Kato novellas, that time came to her writing recently. She decided it was time for her character of seven intrigue novels to move to Maui. Here’s a look behind that decision and where it has led Hadashi.“I was surprised at how many … [Read more...] about A change in style for this Hawaii author
Hot new bioethics thriller examines medical research
Kira Peikoff’s “No Time to Die” is a bioethics thriller in which twenty-seven people, including scientists, doctors and critically ill patients have vanished. Now, the most important person of all, Zoe Kincaid, a college student whose DNA has stopped her aging process, is missing.Zoe’s chronological age is 20, but she’s stuck in the physical body of a 14-year-old. … [Read more...] about Hot new bioethics thriller examines medical research
New medical thriller explores information perception vs. reality
David Bajo comes from a family heavily involved in medicine. For this interview, the San Diego author discussed how family dinner talk from his childhood led him down the path to write a medical thriller.“I come from the most medical family that has ever existed,” said Bajo. “My father was a physician for over forty years. My mother was a nurse. My sister, Suzanne, has been … [Read more...] about New medical thriller explores information perception vs. reality