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The Job, by Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg, is the third globetrotting book in the Fox and O'Hare series.

Fresh Meat: The Job by Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg

By Susan Amper

November 17, 2014

The Job by Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg is the third globetrotting mystery in the Fox and O'Hare sereis featuring the unlikely pair of FBI Agent Kate O'Hare and professional thief Nick Fox (available November 18, 2014). This is the third in the series by Janet Evanovich and Lee Goldberg, and it could be the second or the…

Boardwalk Empire 5.06 “Devil You Know”

By Court Haslett

October 13, 2014

It’s taken nearly five seasons, but we’re finally close to answering the crucial question of Boardwalk Empire: Why is Nucky Thompson such a wet blanket? I mean, for a guy at the epicenter of the Roaring Twenties with wealth and power, he’s always a bit glum, isn’t he? Take last night’s episode, “Devil You Know.” Nucky’s…

Fresh Meat: Virtue Falls by Christina Dodd

By Laura K. Curtis

September 9, 2014

Virtue Falls by Christina Dodd is a standalone romantic suspense featuring a geologist, an FBI agent, and a long-buried secret that comes to light during an earthquake (available September 9, 2014). If you like the television show Bones, this book is right up your alley. Elizabeth Banner, the heroine, is a geologist whose father—Charles Banner,…

Legends: Sean Bean Is Legendary But the Writing Isn’t (Yet)

By Corrina Lawson

August 19, 2014

The way Sean Bean’s craggy face commands the screen in the new television crime show, Legends, which premiered on TNT last week, is the show’s best asset. But the writing needs to level up. Legends has a ten-episode run on Wednesdays at 9 p.m. on TNT. It stars Bean as Martin Odum, a “legendary” FBI…

Fresh Meat: Don’t Talk to Strangers by Amanda Kyle Williams

By Manda Collins

June 30, 2014

Don't Talk to Strangers by Amanda Kyle Williams is the 3rd mystery featuring ex-FBI profiler, recovering alcoholic, and police consultant Keye Street (available July 1, 2014). Uncovering the dark underpinnings of the quintessential perfect small town is something every mystery writer has to do at least once. And when Amanda Kyle Williams sends the heroine…

Fresh Meat: Lost by Laura K. Curtis

By Leigh Neely

May 19, 2014

Lost by Laura K. Curtis is a novel of romantic suspense featuring a former police officer and an FBI agent who both end up undercover in a rural Texas cult (available May 20, 2014). With Lost, Laura K. Curtis gives us the story of two of her secondary characters from her exciting first novel, Twisted.…

Fresh Meat: Border War by Lou Dobbs and James O. Born

By Dirk Robertson

May 1, 2014

Border War by Lou Dobbs and James O. Born is the suspenseful thriller about the struggles of FBI Special Agent Tom Erikson after a questionable shootout on the Mexican border leads to his reassignment to an office known as “the Island of Misfit Cops” (available May 6, 2014). The action which kicks off with a…

Game of Pawns: FBI Creates Anti-Spying Short Film

By Crime HQ

April 23, 2014

Game of Pawns: No, it's not the cutthroat tale of four families desperately trying to take over a throne pawnshop, it's the story of Glenn Duffie Shriver, an American student who was tricked/paid/recruited by the Chinese government to be a spy. And more importantly it's a 28-minute short film the FBI has put together to…

When the Men Were Slick and the Women Were Out of Control: American Hustle Trailer

By Crime HQ

December 12, 2013

Bradley Cooper's ridiculous perm and other bad hair decisions aside, American Hustle promises to be a knock-out of '70s proportions, and reunites some great talent in Hollywood. Jeremy Renner looks amazing as a sleazy politician, and Jennifer Lawrence (playing con-man Christian Bale's wife) couldn't be better suited as the ballsy woman who threatens to tear…

Invasion of Bee Girls (1973), also known under the title Graveyard Tramps

Cheering the Invasion of the Bee Girls (1973) with star William Smith

By Brian Greene

December 10, 2013

Roger Ebert said of Invasion of the Bee Girls, at the time of its 1973 release, “[it] is the best schlock soft-core science fiction movie since maybe The Vengeance of She.” Wow. And did Ebert invent a genre there? In writing about this movie, which is my personal top 10 all time favorite cult films,…

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