As reading experiences go, this one was magnificent! Lost On A Page: The Inciting Incident by David E. Sharp   is by far one of the most innovative, surprising, intelligent, and playful books I've read in a very long time. Imagine a moment when characters in a novel (or several) discover their origins. They become sentient, fully aware of who they are, their story purpose, and exactly how they were created. All of which means, they know about their authors and the divisions

Crime novels are curious creatures to me. Some are procedural in nature, making them easier to read; others can be more horror than crime, making them more unsettling. This one is a good mixture of both, with a bit of psychological thriller thrown in for good measure. This is a strange story of a man who, after a brutal car accident, is one of the first recipients of a full body transplant. Yup, you read that right... his brain, emotions, and personality, become attached t

I love thrillers, and when mixed with a story of a haunted house, it's even more fun. The bit of magic realism that converts a lifeless...

Indie Reads Aloud Radio Episode # 250 Empty Cargo A Renfield Story Written by Ashley Grant   LISTENER ADVISORY: MATURE SITUATIONS; STRONG...

Indie Reads Aloud Radio Episode # 247 Sixty: A Crime Reporter's Story Book One in the Linda Radcliffe Chronicles Written by Yvette Walker...

Indie Reads Aloud Radio Episode # 245 Dark Open Sky: The Disappearance of Flight MH370 Written by Tom McAuliffe   A Thriller Inspired by...

Have you ever considered writing under a pseudonym, and why or why not? No, I have not considered that. My writing is integrated in some...

Indie Reads Aloud Radio Episode # 231 Chasing Nightmares Book 2 in the Lira Somers Mystery Series Written by Liz Bullard   Can Lira break...

Have you ever considered writing under a pseudonym, and why or why not? I once wrote some letters to the New York Times Sunday Magazine...

Indie Reads Aloud Radio Episode # 230 Sleeping Beauty Book 1 in the Lira Somers Mystery Series Written by Liz Bullard   Lira has always...

Have you ever considered writing under a pseudonym, and why or why not? I didn’t consider a pseudonym. I wanted to be connected to the...

Indie Reads Aloud Radio Episode # 217 Overture To Murder Book Three in The Julia Kogan Opera Mystery Series Written by Erica Miner The...

This was an intriguing story about a female magician at the turn of the century. I enjoyed how the POV of each chapter moved from one of...

This is an edgy science fiction/horror story with just enough humor to lighten up the shadows. Having a building play a central part to...

Click The Cover to ORder! This is a extraordinary story with surprises at nearly every turn. There is a lovely spice of wonderment when a...

Click The Cover To Order! I've been selecting psychological thrillers a lot lately, and this one didn't disappoint.  This was an...

Click The Cover To Order!  This was an interesting and quick read.  I was drawn to the book because the back matter told of a story about...

Click The Cover To Order! This is the second installment of this series... a story about Mary Jekyll, Diana Hyde, Catherine Moreau,...

Click The Cover To Order! I got completely caught up in this story.  It was engaging on so many levels, I devoured it slowly, as you...

Click The Cover To Order! As I’ve mentioned before, I’m not a tremendous fan of series fiction.  It’s often frustrating to me when I read...