For this Memorial Day, we offer our best wishes, deepest thanks, and a commemorative bouquet of military-related links: Author Joseph Koenig's personal list of the Best Fiction of World War II. “Afghanistan: My Green Zone Symphony,” is a 4-part feature on his deployment by military veteran Weston Ochs, author of the SEAL Team 666,…
As you may have seen, yesterday marked the four year anniversary for Criminal Element, and we're continuing the celebration for this True Crime Thursday by looking back at four of our first posts on the subject! (Call it our very first True Crime-Throwback Thursday, if you will!) First, join Elyse Dinh-McCrillis as she takes us…
Sheriff Walt Longmire doesn’t own a cell phone. It’s practically the man’s motto, as fans of TV’s Longmire can attest. An old-fashioned cowboy through and through, Walt doesn’t truck with new-fangled technology. But when news of Longmire’s renewal for a second season on A&E came down the pike, life imitated art, explained show staff writer…
An excerpt from The Stolen Bride by Tony Hays, a Malgwyn ap Cuneglas medieval Arthurian mystery (available April 10, 2012). Malgwyn ap Cuneglas is counselor to Arthur, High King of the Britons. When he accompanies his liege to the West to broker a deal between warring tribes they come across a scene of utmost depravity and…
The Stolen Bride by Tony Hays is a Malgwyn ap Cuneglas medieval Arthurian mystery (available April 10, 2012). I grew up on the Arthurian stories. Loved everything having to do with Arthur, Excalibur, the knights of the round table…you name it, I read it. And later I studied it. And read more, much of it…
Romantic Times (RT) has announced the nominees for its annual Reviewers’ Choice Awards, and in the Mystery Suspense & Thriller categories, the shortlists have set them a difficult task! Contemporary Mystery Stage Struck by Peter Lovesey Ringer by Brian Wiprud Killed at the Whim of a Hat by Colin Cotterill The Woodcutter by Reginald Hill…
