Vaudevillians had an article of faith: It’s the Setup, not the Punch Line. Which was a way of remembering that the punch line is just a match, a spark; meaningless without tinder and kindling laid out carefully underneath, ready to … Continue reading →
The great thing about the Internet is all the information it makes readily available. The bad thing is…well, the same thing. This blog went live on April 1, 2011. My most sincere thanks to all of you who have come … Continue reading →
5.0 out of 5 stars Big time Thriller…Cant put down. March 17, 2012 By debndi7 OMG! As I started to read this book, it jumped right in at the beginning from the death of a friend, to mind probing, running for your life, … Continue reading →
‘4.0 out of 5 stars A rollicking good read, 3 Mar 2012 By nom de plume “JS” (London) This is a great book, showing promise of good things to read from this writer for years. The plot is well constructed, believable, yet brain-stretching, but … Continue reading →
4.0 Out of 5 Stars -Original Spin, 22 Jan 2012 from Amazon.co.uk By R. Hurst “MidNight” (Galway, Ireland) – Greg is a tramatised war veterian who finds himself pulled into a secret battle with only a few powerful individuals on the side of … Continue reading →
4.0 out of 5 stars Keep Track of the Characters, February 17, 2012 By Sarah Smith “Rhubarb” (Los Angeles) Keep track of the characters for this one, because each one is critical to the story; each one is different (and interesting). For instance, you … Continue reading →
Okay – it’s the February doldrums. Time to spice things up! (When you see exclamation marks, you know I’m in sales mode) ‘Mindbenders‘ is FREE today and tomorrow on Amazon as part of the Kindle Direct program. And if you … Continue reading →
New Mindbenders Review on Amazon this morning. I’m blushing! 4.0 out of 5 stars Mind Controlling Conspiracy Thriller, January 2, 2012 By Danny Norbury (NJ, USA) – Anyone who hasn’t read about the CIA’s experiments with mind control and alternate reality should at … Continue reading →
Villains are every bit as important to the power of a thriller as the hero—maybe moreso. If the reader is going to care about the outcome, she will not only have to be interested in the characters, she’ll have to … Continue reading →
