Faith, Fiction, Friends

Leaving Home to Save It  – Michael Toscano at Mere Orthodoxy.  What Happens When You Pay Ex-Gang Members to Stop Crime? Ask Chicago  – Olivi...

It starts with a fishing boat finding a body floating off the northeast coast of England. No identification, no fingerprints, nothing to say...

Dan Mallett has to be one of the most unusual protagonists in a detective or crime story that I’ve ever read. He’s not a policeman or privat...

Reginald Templeton is known as something of a world traveler and possibly even a millionaire. He arrives at Marsh Quay, a fishing village in...

The Grave Tattoo  by mystery novelist  Val McDermid  is one of the most unusual mysteries I’ve read in a very long time, perhaps the most un...

Detective Inspector Simon Fenchurch is haunted by ghosts. There’s the ghost of his failed marriage with Abigail. And there’s the ghost of hi...

Detective Sergeant George Cross of the Avon and Somerset Police does everything – absolutely everything – by the book. He never cuts a corne...

A dock worker at the Metropolitan Museum of Art falls into an opportunity to sell paintings attributed to Renoir but really aren’t.     A Ga...

It’s 1954 Rio de Janeiro. Alberto Mattos is that rarest of all birds – an honest police detective in a department where everyone’s on t...

Midwinter Mysteries  is an anthology of 11 stories set in the Christmas period – but the stories are vary widely in geography and time....

Dawn Piper, a recovering drug addict, is making her way carefully through the Saturday night streets. She has a destination in mind, a ...

British author Glenn McGoldrick writes stories. Period. That’s the fiction form he uses, and, so far, he’s stuck to it. McGoldrick...