“Night of the White Buffalo” is A Wind River Mystery from New York Times Bestselling author Margaret Coel. The story relies on historical Native American beliefs that the white buffalo is a sacred blessing, a sign the Creator is among the people, who appears whenever the people need help.When an unknown cowboy confesses to murder, Father John O’Malley is determined to learn … [Read more...] about Night of the White Buffalo is another winner from Margaret Coel
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Blind Moon Alley ripe with speakeasies, crooked cops, and the mob
“Blind Moon Alley” is set in 1931, prohibition-era, Philadelphia. Jersey Leo is an albino working as a bartender at a speakeasy called the Ink Well. Jersey’s working hard to support the Hy-Hat social club in Harlem, run by his father, and to keep himself off the bread lines. When his grade school friend, Aaron Garvey, calls from death row requesting Jersey to join him for his … [Read more...] about Blind Moon Alley ripe with speakeasies, crooked cops, and the mob
Cat on a Cold Tin Roof is an easy read
In "Cat on a Cold Tin Roof,” private investigator Eli Paxton may be down on his luck, but he's not out. When Eli gets a phone call requesting his presence at a murder crime scene in a very affluent area of Cincinnati, he's certain the job will give him the money he needs to buy a new transmission and repair his old Ford.Eli learns the murder victim was a financial advisor … [Read more...] about Cat on a Cold Tin Roof is an easy read
Review of The Black Hour by Lori Rader-Day
Lori Rader-Day’s debut novel THE BLACK HOUR is the powerful story of a sociology professor, Amelia Emmet, whose topic is violence. When Amelia is shot by a student she doesn’t know and has never met, her confidence is shattered and self-doubts set in. After ten months of recovery and rehabilitation, Amelia wants nothing more than to reclaim her life, return to teaching, and … [Read more...] about Review of The Black Hour by Lori Rader-Day
Review of ‘No Stone Unturned’ by James W. Ziskin
“No Stone Unturned” is James W. Ziskin’s second Ellie Stone Mystery. This 1960 noir novel is set in small-town New Holland upstate New York. New Holland has all the classic small-town characteristics where the locals know everyone and most “secrets” are known by many. Ellie has to fight for her position as a news reporter at The New Holland Republic and suffers the consequences … [Read more...] about Review of ‘No Stone Unturned’ by James W. Ziskin