Vincent Lloyd is broken. His six-year old daughter disappeared a few years earlier, and he was the prime suspect. He was suspected by the...

The Big Needle is Ken Follett’s first published novel – as by “Symon Myles” in 1974 – and what it lacks in complexity and subtlety is re...

Death is My Shadow was published as a hardcover by Thomas Bourgey & Company in 1957. The edition that caught my eye is the mass market...

Today, November 2, 2016, would be Ed Gorman ’ s 75th birthday and it has been dubbed as Ed Gorman Day around the blogospere. I struggled...

I have always wanted to hear Sherlock Holmes say— “Zombies.” and “The undead.” —but I didn’t know it until I read those words in...

I found out yesterday Ed Gorman died late Friday night, October 14, 2016, after a years long struggle with multiple myeloma. A disease ...

The latest issue of Mystery Scene Magazine —No. 146—is at a newsstand near you. The issue is packed, as usual. It features a detailed and...

This morning I made a wonderful discovery. Three of H. A. DeRosso’s books are back in print as trade paperbacks and low cost ebooks. Two ar...

The Sundown Speech is the most recent entry, 25 th overall, in Loren Estleman’s justly celebrated Amos Walker private detective series. ...

The latest issue of Mystery Scene Magazine —No. 145—is at a newsstand near you. The issue is packed, as usual. It features an in-depth ar...

Rick Ollerman is the author of four crime novels. His first two novels, Turnabout and Shallow Secrets , were published as a “double” by...