Steve Lewis
Witch Cradle
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Although set in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula in 1950, Hunter’s Dance, Kathleen Hills’ previous book in her John McIntire series, could have taken ...Read Review
Hunter’s Dance
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For fans of detective mysteries, there is a lot to enjoy in this, the second appearance of township constable John McIntire, and for ...Read Review
The Chinatown Cloud Death Peril
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In 1937, the United States was in the midst of the Great Depression. For entertainment there was no television, only radio, the movies ...Read Review
The Empress of India
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On and off over a period of nearly thirty years, Kurland has been chronicling the adventures of Sherlock Holmes’s most notorious nemesis, ...Read Review
The Hot Kid
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Elmore Leonard’s writing career began with westerns of the classic, traditional variety. While he was successful at it (with books turned into ...Read Review
Lord of Samarcand and Other Adventure Tales of the Old Orient
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Most people who have heard of Robert E. Howard know of him only as the creator of Conan the Barbarian; others perhaps also ...Read Review
Murder on Old Mission
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To answer the question posed by your collective raised eyebrows first, no, the Stephen Lewis who wrote this novel is not me. He’...Read Review
Die a Little
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There are works of crime fiction that come along, every once in a while, which belong almost in a category of their own, ...Read Review
This Dame for Hire
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Two blurbs by other authors on the cover of this one call it “noir” and “pulp,” but I beg to differ. Just because ...Read Review
7,000 Clams
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The starting point here – based on fact, or so I’m told – is that in 1925 a gang of cutthroat gamblers have in their ...Read Review
