Jo Crow – A Mother’s Lie
Clara McNair tries to do her utmost to save her son James’s life. The two-year-old toddler suffers from a brain tumor that’s causing seizures. Unless a new uncovered experimental treatment can… Read more »
Tag: Psychologische roman
Elisabeth Carpenter – 99 Red Balloons
99 Red Balloons, the English version of the 1983 Nena hit 99 Luftballons is not the only German influence Elisabeth Carpenter took from her own youth to her latest crime fiction… Read more »
Paula Marie Coomer – Jagged Edge of the Sky
The novel Jagged Edge of the Sky primarily on Martin Tuor, his extended family members, and mental disorders, is a rare construct of fiction. Author Paula Marie Coomer warns her readers… Read more »
Piers Paul Read – Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors
In 1974 Piers Paul Read authored Alive: The Story of the Andes Survivors, based on interviews with the boys that survived the Fairchild F-227 crash on Friday, October 13, 1972, parents, officials, and the… Read more »
Betsy Reavley – The Quiet Ones
The Quiet One‘s prelude tricks the reader. You’re seeing a burning house through the eyes of a serial killer or pyromania addict. Jumping into the main story line you’ll follow… Read more »