by Debbi Mack | Jun 5, 2026 | Book Reviews, BookTube Reviews, New Release, Video
Hey. Hi. Today I’m reviewing The Girlie Playhouse by V.N. Alexander. I really enjoyed this book. Great book. It’s interesting because it just occurred to me now as I was thinking about what to say that the narrator in this book, Pixie, reminds me a little...
by Debbi Mack | Mar 28, 2024 | Author Interviews, Crime Cafe, Guest Posts, Mystery, New Release
Following the release of his new novel The Exclusive earlier this month, author Mel Taylor talks about how he started writing mysteries, the story of The Exclusive, and some of his plans for future projects. “Mel, as an accomplished TV journalist, what inspired...
by Debbi Mack | Feb 15, 2024 | Author Interviews, Crime Cafe, Guest Posts, New Release
Today’s post is an interview with thriller author Gary L. Stuart about his writing and his latest books Hide and Be and My Brother, Myself. Yet another two books on my Kobo! But let’s hear from Gary! 1. What caused you to transition from being a lawyer to...
by Debbi Mack | Nov 7, 2023 | Crime Fiction, Excerpts, New Release
The following is an excerpt from The Great Gimmelmans by Lee Matthew Goldberg. The book is set to release on Nov. 14, 2023. When I was a little kid, like eight or so, I’d stand in front of a mirror and ask myself, “Who is Aaron Nicholas Gimmelman?” I knew I was me, of...
by Debbi Mack | Sep 14, 2023 | Author Interviews, Crime Fiction, New Release, Thrillers
Today’s post is an interview with thriller author J. Lee about his latest book The Deadly Deal. This one’s also on my ever-growing TBR List. 🙂 Let’s hear from J. Lee! An Interview with J.Lee How has your professional life, working with a pharmacy...
by Debbi Mack | Aug 18, 2023 | Book Reviews, BookTube Reviews, Crime Fiction, New Release, Video
Reading is … so immersive. Isn’t it? 🙂 I did a lot of reading over the weekend (well, last weekend, when I made the video), which is hard to do when you’re reading 10 or 20 books at time screenplays at the same time. I started to confuse two of the characters...
