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Tag Archives: murder
BOOK REVIEW – Savage Highway – Richard Godwin
Savage Highway by Richard Godwin My rating: 5 of 5 stars DISCLAIMER: I received, at my request, an ARC of Savage Highway from the publisher. This has in no way influenced my review. I give only honest reviews; my reputation … Continue reading
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Tagged highway, lawlessness, lost souls, murder, noir, Richard Godwin, truckers, Wild Blue Press
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BOOK REVIEW: Wrong Crowd – Richard Godwin
Wrong Crowd by Richard Godwin My rating: 5 of 5 stars Disclaimer: I received, at my request, an advance copy of this book from the publisher. This in no manner or form had any bearing on my review. Thank you. … Continue reading
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Tagged erotica, fiction, murder, noir, Richard Godwin, thieves
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BOOK REVIEW – RICHARD GODWIN: ONE LOST SUMMER
One Lost Summer by Richard Godwin My rating: 5 of 5 stars Richard Godwin’s One Lost Summer takes a detour from the author’s trademark noir / psychological thriller / horror stylings and answers with a resounding “Yes!” the question “Can … Continue reading
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Tagged amnesia, beauty, camera, film, identity, memories, murder, mystery, noir, One Lost Summer, psychological thriller, Richard Godwin, voyeur
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BOOK REVIEW – NICOLE BAART: SLEEPING IN EDEN
Sleeping in Eden: A Novel by Nicole Baart My rating: 5 of 5 stars (Reviewer’s note – I am an independent writer. In addition to reviewing books that I myself have purchased, I am also a freelance reviewer for Howard … Continue reading
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Tagged books, coming of age, contemporary fiction, death, deceit, Eden, faith, grieving, literature, loss, love, murder, mystery, nicole baart, paradise, Sleeping in Eden, suicide
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VICKI ABELSON’S WRITING CHALLENGE 2 – WHAT SCARES YOU?: B HORROR
In Vicki Ableson’s second 30 Day Writing Challenge, we are supposed to write about what scares us. This is going to be an interesting 30 days. Dr. Kay is back on speed-dial. ~*~ ~*~ Day 6 of Vicki’s WC2… What scares me? … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Life Is A Journey, Non-Fiction
Tagged B-movies, blood, cheesy, dark, death, fear, home, horror, killer, memories, mental-health, mortality, movies, murder, scars, scream, slasher, teen, Vicki Ableson, writing, writing challenge
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NEAR TO THE KNUCKLE PRESENTS: GLOVES OFF – AN ANTHOLOGY
http://www.amazon.com/Near-Knuckle-presents-Gloves-ebook/dp/B00C2D48YM/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1364875871&sr=1-1&keywords=gloves+off When Darren Sant asked me to write a story for a new anthology he and Craig Douglas were putting together for their website, Near To The Knuckle (which was spawned from the eclectic Close To The Bone blog), I … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, anthology, crime, crime noir, entertainment, fiction, Kindle, murder, Near To The Knuckle, noir, vengeance
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BOOK REVIEW – SUSAN ISAACS: COMPROMISING POSITIONS
Compromising Positions by Susan Isaacs My rating: 5 of 5 stars ~*~ Written with a wicked sense of humour and wit as sharp as a mohel’s knife, Compromising Positions, and its unforgettable protagonist, Judith Singer, offers an eye-opening look inside … Continue reading
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Tagged blackmail, Compromising Positions, dentists, fiction, murder, Polaroids, seduction, sex, Susan Isaacs
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BOOK REVIEW-RON DIONNE: SAD JINGO
Sad Jingo by Ron Dionne My rating: 4 of 5 stars In Sad Jingo, Ron Dionne takes the reader on a journey through the dark secrets of two lost souls, through the valleys of their depression as they search for … Continue reading
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Tagged death, depression, desire, dreams, murder, music, noir, suspense, writer
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FLASH FICTION FRIDAY – F3 – CYCLE 102 – NIGHT THINGS: GHOST STORY
Prompt: “You think that…the only truth that matters is that which can be measured. That isn’t always the case…some truths can’t be quantified…they just are and we have to accept that.” Dusk has fallen, casting long shadows across the narrow … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Flash Fiction, Horror
Tagged chains, dungeon, Flash Fiction Friday, ghost, ghost story, murder, www.flashfictionfriday.com
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FLASH FICTION FRIDAY – F3 – CYCLE 95 – SORRY, WRONG NUMBER: A MAN’S NATURE
Prompt: Joyce Juzwik brings us this week’s prompt for F3 – “Craft us a tale, using as your inspiration that 1948 noir classic, Sorry, Wrong Number. Share with us what you overheard and while you’re at it, tell us how … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, Flash Fiction, Pulp Fiction
Tagged cabin, crime boss, dark, fiction, Flash Fiction Friday, gumshoe, Indian Super Scout, mayhem, motorcycle, murder, noir, private detective, rain, wrong number, www.flashfictionfriday.com
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