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Levon's Prey Book Review By Ron Fortier

‘Levon’s Prey’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

LEVON’S PREYLevon Cade Book # 10By Chuck DixonRough Edge Press164 pgs This being the tenth of twelve books, we can with a sigh announce that we are finally getting caught up with Chuck Dixon’s fantastic series. In “Levon’s Prey,” he learns almost too late that his destroying a child sex

Death Comes Too Late Book Review By Ron Fortier

‘Death Comes Too Late’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

DEATH COMES TOO LATEBy Charles ArdaiHard Case Crime399 pgs What we have here is a collection of crime short stories by writer/editor Charles Ardai. Twenty in all and each is a gem. Though somewhat depressing in large part, there is no denying Ardai’s writing chops. He knows how to spin

Through the wild gate book review by Ron Fortier

‘Through The Wild Gate’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

THROUGH THE WILD GATEBy Dale CozortChisel & Stone Publishing198 pgs Science fiction writer Dale Cozort has a flair for writing alternate time-line adventures and cross-dimensional platforms. In this novel, he offers up a world where very rich men discovered strange gates that lead to an alternate Earth still existing in

'Levon's Time' Book Review By Ron Fortier

‘Levon’s Time’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

LEVON’S TIME(Levon Cade Book Seven)By Chuck DixonRough Edge Press227 pgs Happily, this reviewer, with this book, has filled in the gaps and will now be able to catch up with the series as they move forward. With “Levon’s Time,” we pick up Cade after his rescue mission back in Iraq

Nobody's Angel Book Review By Ron Fortier

‘Nobody’s Angel’ Book Review Ron Fortier

NOBODY’S ANGELBy Jack ClarkHard Case Crime218 pgs Eddie Miles is a world weary Chicago taxi-cab driver. He’s divorced; his ex-wife packed her bag and moved away taking his daughter with her. He has no clue where she went. Whatever dreams Eddie had have long ago evaporated and his life is

Sherlock Holmes The Vanishing Man Book Review By Ron Fortier

‘Sherlock Holmes – The Vanishing Man’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

SHERLOCK HOLMES – The Vanishing ManBy Philip Purser-HallardTitan Books279 pg We love Sherlock Holmes mysteries and were recently made aware that Titan Books has published a new series of Holmes novels by various authors. If all of them are as good as “The Vanishing Man” by Philip Purser-Hallard, then Holmes

The Hindenburg Murders Book Review By Ron Fortier

‘The Hindenburg Murders’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

THE HINDENBURG MURDERSBy Max Allan CollinsThomas & Mercer245 pgs This is one of writer Max Collins’ murder mysteries centered on outstanding historical events. Other books in the series involved the sinking of the Titanic and the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. In this tale, he sets his sights on the

THE COMPLETE IVY FROST Book Review By Ron Fortier

‘The Complete Ivy Frost’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

THE COMPLETE IVY FROSTBy Donald WandreiEdited by Stephen HaffnerHaffner Press698 pgs We always attempt to make our reviews personal and not cookie-cutter dissertations that simply say yea or nea. That has never been more vital than with this review of a really unique pulp character which we not only love

Levon's War Book Review By Ron Fortier

‘Levon’s War’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

LEVON’S WAR(Levon Cade # 6)By Chuck DixonRough Edges Press267 pgs As we continue to fill in the holes in our Levon Cade collection, we come to volume six which is by far one of the most dramatic, action packed installments. Cade returns to Iraq to honor a promise his made

The Terrors Book Review By Ron Fortier

‘The Terrors’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

THE TERRORSBy Brian K. MorrisRising Tide Pub.245 pgs Any comic fan upon seeing the gorgeous Jeffrey Hayes cover to this book would have done a double-take. Here is a black man wearing the all too familiar costume of The Black Terror. The Black Terror appeared in Exciting Comics # 9.

Ingonito Book Review By Ron Fortier

‘Incognito: An Aarastad Story’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

INCOGNITO : An Aarastad StoryBy Micah Swanson HarrisMinor Profit Press104 pgs “Incognito” is the fourth book in Micah Swanson Harris’ exciting fantasy swashbuckling series. It’s fantasy in that the stories take place on an alternate world, in particular a Scandinavian country called Aarastad which shares its history not only with

Fool's Gold Book review By Ron Fortier

‘Fool’s Gold’ Book Review By Ron Fortier

FOOL’S GOLDBy J.P. LindeEl Dorado Publishing212 pgs We’ve always had a fondest for stories that bring together historical figures, who in reality never met. Such is the case in this new adventure by J.P. Linde. H has American writer Jack London venturing into the rugged mountains of Alaska after encountering

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