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Kensington BooksAmerica’s Independent Publisher ABOUT KENSINGTON BOOKS Founded in 1974, Kensington Publishing Corp. is located in New York City and is known as “America’s Independent Publisher.” It remains a multi-generational family business, with Steven Zacharius succeeding his father as President and CEO, and Adam Zacharius as General Manager. As the foremost independent commercial publishing house…

Coyote Zone by Kathryn Lane / Review by Robert Selby

Book of the Day Coyote Zone Kathryn Lane Pen-L Publishing$16.99 ISBN 978-1683131083Published September 27, 2017 Buy it here! Coyote Zone Review by Robert Selby          Coyote Zone is the thrilling new installment in the Nikki Garcia series by Kathryn Lane. Once again, Lane takes her readers to exotic locales with glutinous helpings of adventure and…

Killer Nashville Noir: Cold-Blooded by Clay Stafford / Reviewed by Clay Snellgrove

Book of the Day Killer Nashville Noir: Cold Blooded Edited by Clay Stafford Diversion Publishing$19.99ISBN 978-1626818781Published October 27, 2017 Buy it here! Killer Nashville Noir: Cold-Blooded Review by Clay Snellgrove Killer Nashville Noir: Cold-Blooded, the first annual anthology of short fiction inspired by the Killer Nashville Writing Conference and online magazine, is a treat for any…

The Ghosts of Galway by Ken Bruen / Review by Kevin Tipple

Book of the Day The Ghosts of Galways By Ken Bruen Mysterious Press$24.27ISBN 978-0802127334Publish Date: November 7, 2017 Pre-Order Here! The Ghosts of Galway Review by Kevin Tipple One does not read Ken Bruen to be uplifted and hopeful for humanity. One reads him for the stylistic beauty of his prose and his ability to…

Come Home by Patricia Gussin / Review by Linda Petrilli

Book of the Day Come Home By Patricia Gussin Oceanview Publishing$26.95ISBN 978-1608092598Publish Date: November 7, 2017 Pre-Order it here! Come Home Review by Linda Petrilli Come Home by Patricia Gussin is a two-pronged, culture mixed thriller. Twin Nicole Nelson and her husband Ahmed Musud have what appears to be a happy life. Fulfilling jobs as…

Merlin at War by Mark Ellis / Review by E.J. Boyd

Book of the Day Merlin at War By Mark Ellis London Wall Publishing$17.99 ISBN 978-0995566712Published October 12, 2017 Buy it here! Merlin at War Review by E.J. Boyd Merlin at War is the 3rd installment in the Dci Frank Merlin series by Mark Ellis. It begins in the summer of 1941. Europe is at war…

The Immortal Irishman by Timothy Egan / Review by Laura Stewart Schmidt

Book of the Day The Immortal Irishman By Timothy Egan Houghton Mifflin Harcourt$28.00ISBN 978-0544272880 Published March 1, 2017 Buy it here! The Immortal Irishman Review by Laura Stewart Schmidt The Immortal Irishman (Timothy Egan, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) is the story of Thomas Francis Meagher (pronounced Muh-HAHR), an important figure in Irish history and the man…

The Jealous Kind by James Lee Burke / Review by Laura Stewart Schmidt

Book of the Day The Jealous Kind By James Lee Burke Simon & Schuster$27.99ISBN 978-1501107207Published August 30, 2016 Buy it here! The Jealous Kind Review by Laura Stewart Schmidt Anyone familiar with the music of alt-country artist Rodney Crowell knows that 1950s Houston had little in common with the 1950s of television sitcoms. In James…

Blonde Ice by R.G. Belsky / Reviewed by Jonathan Nash

Book of the Day Blonde Ice By R. G. Belsky Publisher$16.00ISBN 978-1501129780Published 10/18/16 Want to read it?  Buy it here! Already read it?  Vote for it here! Killer Nashville Reader’s Choice Award Blonde Ice Killer Nashville review by Jonathan Nash A recent string of murders has New York City on edge in R.G. Belsky’s latest…

Her Darkest Nightmare by Brenda Novak / Review by Danny Lindsey

Book of the Day Her Darkest Nightmare By Brenda Novak St. Martin’s Press$7.99ISBN 978-1250076564Published 08/30/2016   Want to read it?  Buy it here! Already read it?  Vote for it here! Killer Nashville Reader’s Choice Award Her Darkest Nightmare Killer Nashville review by Danny Lindsey Brenda Novak’s latest work, Her Darkest Nightmare is as unpredictable as…

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