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Author Harry Hunsicker has just released a new book in the Jon Cantrell mysteries series. This new on "The Grid" winds a number of plots together to make an interesting read.

You know that old saying how two wrongs can make a right. How about two misfits making a genius? That is the basic premiss for On the Road with Dell & Lousie. Two small time crooks on the road trying to break free from crime to become an honest family.

Ever hear that saying "two wrongs make a right"... how about saying "a few rejects make a genius". Duke City Desperado is about that second quote. A few idiots who can't get anything right, yet when they come together good things happen.

Yesterday we got a look at an amazing trailer for the upcoming Star Wars movie. As we wait for that movie there are a number of novels coming out to expand on the Star Wars universe. The newest Star Wars book Lords of Sith comes out in just over a week.

A few weeks ago a buddy of mine asked me to help be involved in a convention he was helping to plan called the Writers Police Academy. At first I was unsure of helping at this event so he sent me links news stories and blog posts about past Writers Academy events. One was from Author Lisa Gardner talking about her new release Crash & Burn.

I just finished up a book that is totally great, called Totally Dead. This novel by Michael Stone is about a private investigator in Denver that finds himself acting more like a body guard than investigator.

The Shadow Boys is an interesting book, it was a good read but one that has a number of technical flaws. Even with the flaws it was a fun read that I recommend for someone looking for a mystery that will keep you turning the pages to find out who did it

I know many of my fellow Police/Fire/EMS friends are also Star Wars fans... so this book review be interesting to a few of you

Publishing company Thomas & Mercer was kind enough to give me an advance copy of J. Carson Black's new novel Hard Return. This novel is the second thriller centering on Cyril Landry. The first novel in the series was called The Shop.