Mickey Finn Vol. 1: 21st Century Noir, edited by Michael Bracken, is a dark read as one would expect. After all, as the title makes abundantly clear, this is an anthology of noir style short stories so one does not expect sweetness and light with sunshine and flowers with flying unicorns and rainbow kisses. That […]

A Good Kill by John McMahon marks the return of Detective P. T. Marsh first seen in The Good Detective and The Evil Men Do. Both books made my favorite of the year list. This is a series that must be read in order. This is especially true for A Good Kill as this read […]

Darkest Corners of Texas: An Al Quinn Novel opens with Al Quinn working on his boat at Lake Travis. He would rather be on the water fishing, but the bilge pump had other ideas. Fergie is at the boat with him and is the first to spot the boat coming at high-speed right to their […]

Professional sports are about competition, training, representing one’s team or country, as well as a desire to win. It is also about achievements, both individually and as a team. We see the joy of victory and the agony of defeat. In 1993 the Phoenix Suns and Montreal Canadiens made the championship game of the respective […]

As The Drummers: A Josie Gray Mystery by Tricia Fields begins, it is January in Artemis, Texas, and cold with overcast skies. The cold snap is not something Police Chief Josie Gray or any of the other locals want as they prefer the sunshine and warmth the rugged and of southwest Texas near the Big […]

It’s official: this is the era of high tech! Technology is everywhere and always seems to be evolving, from labour-saving devices like robot hoovers to the latest smartphones and smart speakers, there’s always something new on the market. With so much available, it’s no surprise that for many, tech is more than an interest: it’s […]

Connie Berry is the author of the Kate Hamilton Mysteries, set in the UK and featuring an American antiques dealer with a gift for solving crimes. Like her protagonist, Connie was raised by antiques dealers who instilled in her a passion for history, fine art, and travel. During college she studied at the University of […]

Moonlight & Misadventure: 20 Stories of Mystery and Suspense opens with a powerful tale by Joseph S. Walker titled “Crown Jewel.” Keenan Beech has brother issues. Specifically, twin brother issues. Xavier has now taken something that rightfully belonged only to Keenan. Xavier knew how to stick the knife in–figuratively– and Keenan intends to restore balance […]

The Caretaker: A Short Story by Paul Doiron begins with Maine Game Warden Mike Bowditch sitting on the porch with retired Game Warden and good friend, Charley Stevens. The quiet calm of Sixth Machias Lake is broken by Violet and Josiah Baker driving a brand new and now very dusty, Tesla. Sent by the local […]

It is five months after it happened when Lucas Davenport is finally brought into a case. The FBI got nowhere, as did the DEA and just about every other law enforcement agency, and a certain U.S. Senator has been made aware of Lucas’s special skill set. He solves cases. Especially ones those other folks have […]

At their core, blog websites are vehicles for the written content they contain, but they are all equal. If you are thinking about building – or commissioning – a custom blog website, then there are several things you should keep in mind that will affect just how successful your blog is likely to be. Here […]

Sports are competitions held among individuals and teams in an effort to entertain spectators. People are extremely passionate about the games and look forward to the performances of athletes, especially those from their home countries. Fans enjoy these performances, the skills of these athletes are highlighted, and their determination to achieve success speaks volumes. With […]

I guess the 35 year old mother of Caylee Anthony just can’t help but get herself into the spotlight once again. OK So bare with me because there have been different reports of exactly how this went down but I will try to include a couple of versions. According to Click Orlando She was seen […]

Amy Rivers writes novels, short stories and personal essays. She is the Director of Northern Colorado Writers. Her novel All The Broken People was recently selected as the Colorado Author Project winner in the adult fiction category. She’s been published in We Got This: Solo Mom Stories of Grit, Heart, and Humor, Flash! A Celebration […]

Summer is one of the times when lovers look forward to spending time together. However, no matter how much we love it, it comes to an end eventually, and one way you can continue getting the feel is by playing summer-themed slot online games for lovers. There are a ton to choose from, and it […]

Although the fun in casino games is one of the reasons why so many people play, an even greater reason is the possible winnings. In time past, we have seen players win millions of dollars from different types of casino games. This article looks at the top 3 best wins of all time. Which casino […]

I purchased my first book on SEO back in 2010. I only read that book for a few months before throwing it out. The world of SEO changes so quickly that a book on the topic is almost obsolete by the time it makes its way to the bookstores. It was very surprising to see […]

Death Stalks Door County: A Dave Cubiak Door County Mystery by Patricia Skalka is the first book in a multi book series. Published in 2004, author takes readers to the peninsula that juts out between Lake Michigan and Green Bay.   Dave Cubiak is a man living with incredible grief. His wife and daughter were […]

Mystery Weekly Magazine: August 2020 opens with “Lucid” by Bill Kelly. Lucy Pritchard, a twenty-eight-year-old grad student, has a plan to help Alzheimer’s patients. She wants to bring up older, lingering memories in the hopes of helping the elderly and those in their lives communicate better. Ted, the 45-year-old director of the Westwood Senior Center, […]

Five previously published short stories make up A Simple Murder: A Kate Burkholder Short Story Collection by Linda Castillo. Published in 2013 to 2019, each short story was released at that time as a marketing effort to draw attention to the new book that would soon follow. Such is the case here as there is […]

It is the first week of December as Missing and Endangered: A Brady Novel of Suspense by J.A. Jance begins. Things are fairly routine as the paperwork keeps coming. Jenny is making plans to be home as soon as finals are over. Butch is out of town on a book tour. As always, Sheriff Brady […]

It was not a job that Wyoming Game Warden Joe Pickett wanted, but the Governor made it clear he had no choice. At fifty-one and doing a job for the most part he loves, he is very well aware that politics controls his career and his department. If he did not already know, a recent […]

It has been a few months since Naked in Death and Lieutenant Eve Dallas is on the scene of another murder as Glory in Death. The year is 2058 and murder still happens in New York city despite genetic testing and catching those who might have hereditary traits predisposing them to violence. Guns are banned, […]

When you lead a busy life, it can be hard to stay on top of your home. Clutter, junk, and mess can quickly build up. When your home is organized and clutter-free, you give yourself breathing space and thinking space which is important to live a healthy and positive life. Although it can be very […]

The pandemic has forced the world to adjust. At times, the imposed restrictions have been drastic, but necessary. Things seem to be getting back to some sense of normalcy, but I do wonder what type of “normalâ€� it will be. The WWE has allowed its fans to view their weekly television shows virtually for the […]

March 2020 brought about the most significant economic downturn since the global recession that began in 2008 and which reached into 2009. It doesn’t take a genius to know that the onset of COVID-19 and the imposition of lockdowns around the world were the root causes. Although the cryptocurrency market couldn’t avoid the turmoil, it […]

Gaining a postgraduate qualification in communication can really kickstart a successful career in marketing, public relations, business strategy, or campaign management. Taking this online at a top university is a way of achieving a prestigious and practical degree without moving home or leaving your job. Experts in communicative fields are highly prized by businesses, non-governmental […]

“To hope is normal, to expect is naïve”—wise advice that Rosemary Mild’s psychoanalyst father taught her, and which she too often ignores. Rosemary is an award-winning writer of personal essays that have appeared in the Washington Post, Baltimore Sun, Chess Life, Generations, and elsewhere. As a retired editor, she’s a long-time member of the Society […]

Roulette is one of the oldest and most popular casino games today. It has long been a source of fun, and of course, earnings for players around the world. However, the game could be quite tricky at first, mostly for beginners as there are different types of bets you can make. Knowing these different bets […]

This is a guest article by Maria Elena Gonzalezs  Maria Elena Gonzalezs a broadcast journalist and has been working as a tech writer for almost three years. During this time, her work has been published by companies like TechAccute, Trip University, and Entrepreneur. In 2020, many companies have started to offer schedule flexibility as remote […]