Above Lake Teresa in the quiet hills of Provence, the new Auberge du Lac private retirement home opens its doors for the first time. Amongst the new residents are Charles Drew, a retired policeman with an unusual hobby and Daphne Ferris, retired secretary, with an apparent dislike for all humanity. … [Read more...]
The Courier by Gordon J. Campbell
"The BottomLine: One of the year's best thrillers." Bella G Wright, Editor, BestThrillers.com In The Courier's intense opening pages, four thugs are gunned down by an assassin in Bangkok, a businessman's contract is brutally terminated in Tokyo, and a DEA agent saves an overdose victim in … [Read more...]
Sour Blood by Elizabeth Hamilton-Smyth
London 2017 - Nick Day harbours a secret and will stop at nothing to guard it. In the lucrative world of finance, Nick finds himself subject to blackmail and desperate to escape his dilemma. Solutions appear scarce, but on reaching his lowest point, he embarks upon a bumpy road of money laundering … [Read more...]
Duty & Betrayal – The SS Brotherhood & the NASA Connection by Gill Morris
Everyone has a different agenda when a former Nazi scientist and a current NASA rocket expert arrive in 1960s London for a conference. International spies and war criminals alike are still looking to settle old scores from World War II. Monitoring the conference are Spencer Hall of MI5 and Jack … [Read more...]
Number Ten (Downing Street) by Robin Hawdon
Unknown forces attempt to assassinate radical new British Prime Minister, James Torrence. No-one knows whether they were organised by business magnates, criminal oligarchs, or jihadist extremists, all of whom are threatened by his rule. What is known is that they are getting information from inside … [Read more...]
The Eyes of Death by Donald L. Vasicek
When Hannah Powers sustains a head injury, her prom queen world turns from white to black. During her best friend, Emily's funeral, she sees a white-gray ghost image radiating around Emily's casket, but no outline around Emily. This convinces Hannah that she is brain damaged even though her … [Read more...]
Doves & Crows by MJC Heathcote
Richard Carter’s grandparents enjoy a holiday in the country every year, but this time they return with more than just memories. Take that necklace, for example, the one his grandmother found in the high grass and now wants to bury. The old woman dies soon afterwards, but not before she has given it … [Read more...]
The Dark Web Murders by Brian O’Hare
I AM MEMEIN. I AM EMOTIONALLY DETACHED FROM MY KILLINGS. I AM NOT, THEREFORE, A MURDERER. I AM AN INSTRUMENT OF NEMESIS, A PUNISHER. This is a theme running through a number of blogs on the Dark Web, written by a serial killer. He is highly intelligent and employs philosophical argument to … [Read more...]
