New Book Releases

The latest mystery and thriller book reviews, including crime fiction, legal thrillers, historical fiction, horror, fantasy, medical, romantic suspense, sci-fi and much more.

Wolves at the Door, an Emotionally Raw Psychological Thriller

By

 The Bottom Line: An emotionally raw, first-person psychological thriller about a young reporter who internalizes the tragedies he reports. Reporter Peter Downs appears to have it all. He’s young, married, fit and fiercely intelligent, with a glamorous job as a TV news anchor. All is not as it seems, however, as Downs is a self-described “highly depressive paranoid with nothing to lose and nothing to […]

Wolves at the Door, an Emotionally Raw Psychological Thriller READ MORE >

Transplant

Transplant, a Powerful Medical Thriller by Ambika Mathur-Kamat

By

The Bottom Line: A powerful medical thriller about the ethics of organ transplants, the desperate world of donors and the people who control the system. At Michigan’s Mount Carmel University, a world-famous organ transplant team prepares a patient for a liver transplant. Suddenly, a woman suddenly appears in the operating room with a gun. She claims that her son, who is near death elsewhere in

Transplant, a Powerful Medical Thriller by Ambika Mathur-Kamat READ MORE >

Mask of Minos Cover

The Mask of Minos, Everything You Hope For in an Archeology Thriller

By

The Bottom Line: Everything you hope for in an archeology thriller – superstitious lore, Nazis and a spectacular historical artifact that breathes new life into the genre. The Mask of Minos opens during Germany’s doomed invasion of Russia in 1941, where two operatives reveal a massive cloak and dagger effort to possess a rare and powerful artifact. Given the book’s title, it’s no spoiler to

The Mask of Minos, Everything You Hope For in an Archeology Thriller READ MORE >

Mimic

MIMIC: A Short African Horror Story by Angel Berry

By

Africans stowed away on a slave ship are stalked by ancient evil… Bohlale was the beginning of her bloodline’s curse. Trickery and murder were her sins, and the Mimic, desperate to collect the blood offering vowed to it, accidentally crosses the path of an equally malevolent evil that now wants to claim Bohlale for her own. But as the two forces collide, the fate of

MIMIC: A Short African Horror Story by Angel Berry READ MORE >

Active Measures by Matt Fulton

Active Measures, a new Espionage Thriller by Matt Fulton

By

The Bottom Line: A sophisticated and masterfully written tale about the dangers of loose nukes, terrorism and espionage. The fear of Iran’s nuclear ambitions, so-called “suitcase nukes” and unaccounted for nuclear material following the breakup of the Soviet Union have been edging the world’s doomsday clock closer to midnight for decades. With Active Measures, Matt Fulton takes all three issues into previously unexplored territory. In

Active Measures, a new Espionage Thriller by Matt Fulton READ MORE >

The Razing by J.A. Davis

Into the East: The Razing, a Supernatural Thriller by J.A. Davis

By

The Bottom Line: Fans of A.G. Riddle’s The Origin series will be happy to discover J.A. Davis’ engrossing blend of swords and sci-fi. If the term “ancient alien artifact” piques your interest, then you may want to pick up J.A. Davis’ The Razing, which imagines an ancient civilization in possession of technology that far surpasses our own. The millions who read The Atlantis Gene will find comfort food in

Into the East: The Razing, a Supernatural Thriller by J.A. Davis READ MORE >

The Devils Vial

The Devil’s Vial, a Conspiracy Thriller by Bryon Brumbaugh

By

The Bottom Line: Expected the unexpected in this philosophical conspiracy thriller about karma, enlightenment and the survival of humanity. When Dr. Richard Gregg receives a disturbing phone call telling him that his girlfriend has been abducted, he follows the kidnapper’s instructions to the letter, getting into his car and heading to an abandoned home. Thankfully, his girlfriend is still alive, but the good doctor’s nightmare is just beginning. The

The Devil’s Vial, a Conspiracy Thriller by Bryon Brumbaugh READ MORE >

Plain Brown Wrapper book cover

Plain Brown Wrapper, a Humorous Mystery by Greg Lynch

By

The Bottom Line: A laugh-out-loud crime novel that deftly satirizes political douchebaggery without fear or favor. Every humorous mystery needs a memorable hangout, and Plain Brown Wrapper’s is The Booty Scoot, a Dallas gay bar where “tight Wranglers, white Stetsons and shirts stiff with enough starch to stop a bullet” prevail. But the good times come to a halt for Booty Scoot regular and Dallas City Councilman Billy

Plain Brown Wrapper, a Humorous Mystery by Greg Lynch READ MORE >

Scroll to Top