An Interview With D. J. Williams

by | Jun 17, 2013 | Author

D. J. Williams is the author of The Disillusioned and is an executive producer and director for non-profits and in the entertainment industry. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife but is a world traveler. Born in Hong Kong, Williams has traveled to the Far East,...

A Beautiful Heist, by Kim Foster

by | Jun 14, 2013 | Review

Cat is a professional thief with a complicated rationalization for why she has to steal that doesn’t quite keep her comfortable with her crimes. Jack is an FBI agent with a family background that leads him to do things he can’t feel good about — and...

The Marquess of Cake, by Heather Hiestand

by | Jun 12, 2013 | Review

Michael Shield, Marquess of Hatbrook, has a medical condition that causes him to crave sweets and yet, an hour after he eats them, to be confused, disoriented, weak, and shaking. The only quick cure is more cake. Alys Redcake is the daughter of an industrialist whose...

An Interview with H.W. Jackson

by | Jun 10, 2013 | Author

H.W. Jackson is the author of A Killer in the Ozarks.We caught up with him at his home in Arkansas, so you can get to know the man behind the book. MTAR: Can you tell us a little bit about yourself? H.W. Jackson:    I am a retired law enforcement officer, I live in...

Eat, Drink, and Be Buried, by Peter King

by | Jun 7, 2013 | Review

The Gourmet Detective has been brought in to help make the meals at a medieval castle-turned-theme park more authentic. It’s not his fault that the joust he attends ends in a death… of a stunt man, as it happens, but was the intended victim the noble son...