When I signed my contract to write The Hand of God, the biggest issue for me was I was a former mailman who could not spell, not an English major who wanted to do this their whole life. I made a lot of rookie mistakes, until someone ( I don't remember who) suggested I not …
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I absolutely loved the new audiobook version of The Big Empty. The narration brought the story to life in such a vivid and compelling way, and I think the twentieth book in the series is the best book of all. 📚 About the BookElvis Cole and his enigmatic partner, Joe Pike, race to find a …
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I found my favorite private detective, Spenser, decades ago, brought to life by Robert B. Parker. In addition to the Spenser novels, Parker also created the interconnected Sunny Randall and Jesse Stone novels. Recently fans of Robert B. Parker’s enduring literary world have been treated to two fresh takes on his beloved characters: Buzzkill by Alison Gaylin, …
Mystery stories have long captivated readers with their suspense, intrigue, and clever twists. From gritty urban tales to charming small-town puzzles, the genre offers something for everyone. Here’s a quick look at five distinct types of mystery genres that have kept fans hooked for decades: 1. Hard-Boiled Mysteries For those who love gritty realism and …
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