DBT 0201: Elissa Grodin – Death by Hitchcock (An Edwina Goodman Mystery)
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DBT 309: Mick Finlay – Arrowood (Book #1, The Arrowood Series)
What a great new series, set during the Sherlock Holmes era, but Arrowood, the lead detective, hates Sherlock Holmes and that is what makes this series so much fun. Mick Finlay is a major new talent with MIRA publishing, and I am proud to have interviewed him for this book. This is the first book…
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DBT #0154: James M. Tabor – Frozen Solid
“The new Michael Crichton”–Brad Thor “A fine thriller.”–Kirkus Reviews “Taut page-turner… Tabor’s not the first genre writer to take advantage of the forbidding conditions at the South Pole, but few have done so to better effect.”–Publishers Weekly Starred Review [quote style=”boxed”]But what you don’t know is how fast-paced, intriguing and scary it will get. And…
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DBT 0325: Dark Objects – Simon Toyne
Simon is one fascinating author. I had no idea about his past, but he is a terrific writer. And as you can hear, a very smart one. I am ashamed to admit I have not read him before, but I will eagerly await the next book. His accent is terrific, and he is a terrific…
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DBT #0172: Shirley Jones: A Memoir
After six decades of show business, amost 80 and as beautiful and charming as ever, Shirley Jones has written a memoir, surprisingly honest and…well, here’s what Parade Magazine called it: [quote]…a shockingly frank memoir that’s raising eyebrows—and turning Jones’s reputation as the wholesome mother Mrs. Partridge on the 1970s TV show The Partridge Family on…
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DBT0267: Mark Sullivan – Beneath a Scarlet Sky
“Beneath a Scarlet Sky” is currently the #4 book on Amazon’s “Most Read” list, with a higher reader rating (4.8) than any other book in the top twenty. Even so, this book really caught me by surprise. And at 520-plus pages, the book really sucks you in. Be prepared to hear some shocking things in…
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