HOUR GLASS by Michelle Rene – Coming of Age, Western Fiction, Tragic Drama/Plays
A unique and entertaining twist on the Calamity Jane legend, complete with engaging characters and extraordinary storytelling! Highly recommended.
CORONADO’S TRAIL by Carl and Jane Bock – Mystery, Thriller/Suspense, Literary
An exciting, contemporary mystery set in the borderlands of Arizona. It won’t be possible to put this book down!
The LAST DETECTIVE by Brian Cohn – Dystopian, Alien Invasion, Mystery
A fast-paced apocalyptic sci-fi with plenty of imagination and snap that will have readers looking for more from this author.
DEADLY PROOF: A Victorian San Francisco Mystery, Book 4 by M. Louisa Locke – Historical Fiction, Mystery, Thriller/Suspense
A man is murdered, and everyone is to blame in M. Louisa Locke’s historically inspired, intelligent and endearing mystery set firmly in the Suffragette movement.
Celebrating CYGNUS Book Award Winners – January’s Spotlight is Science Fiction
January is SciFi month here at Chanticleer Reviews where we celebrate CYGNUS Book Award winners! And we have reason to celebrate! And the CYGNUS Book Award Winners definitely have reason to celebrate!
IMMUNITY: Entitlement of Wealthy Political Notables by Donna LeClair – Biography, White Collar Crime, Child Abuse
Drugs, child abuse, entitled living that would make for great fiction – only it’s the truth. Life among a super-rich family as told by one who lived it.
FEDERAL PRISON HANDBOOK – The Definitive Guide to Surviving the Federal Bureau of Prisons by Christopher Zoukis – Survival Guide, Non-Fiction, Federal Prison
If through some twist of fate, you or a loved one finds yourself in the unthinkable situation of going to prison, this may become the best book you’ve ever read.
PRIVATE MONEY LENDING: How to Consistently Generate a Passive Income Stream by Gustavo J. Gomez, Ph.D. – Budgeting & Money Management, Analysis & Strategy, Personal Finance
A vital resource for all who are serious about financial independence.
NOVEMBER SPOTLIGHT on SOMERSET Awards – Literary Works, Women’s Fiction, Contemporary Novels
In his 1938 memoir, The Summing Up, Somerset said: “I am a made writer. I do not write as I want to; I write as I can . . ." Read on to learn more about him and his evocative stories.
How Do Football and Fiction Writing Connect? Read on to Find Out How with T.K. Riggins, Fantasy Author
Like the game of football, professional novels have elements that can’t be changed like how it’s formatted, where the inciting incident should be, how the story arc relates to the climax, etc. The thing that can be changed is how the writer tells the story.