The mystery genre provides a template on which to expand on my adventures as a PI and also as a young trial lawyer. James V. Irving is the author of the Joth Proctor Fixer mystery series featuring a criminal defense lawyer who finds himself taking cases that others rather avoid. In today’s interview, James Irving…
When I began reading the first V.S. Kemanis book called Thursday’s List, I was not really sure what kind of mystery series it would be. I only knew that it had something to do with law, mystery, and crimes. I figured it would be a courtroom drama, or maybe a legal thriller. And I was…
Peter James is undoubtedly one of the most prolific British crime thriller authors of our modern times. As soon as I got the chance, I literally jumped at the opportunity to ask him a few questions about his famous Brighton detective Roy Grace who has captured our hearts for the last 10 years throughout the popular mystery…
Lynn Carthage is the author of Haunted, the first book in the Arnaud Legacy gothic mystery series. Having read the book, I am pleased to have had the chance to interview Lynn about it, about her series and any plans she has for the future regarding her writing career. I hope you will enjoy reading the…
When I first saw The Bleiberg Project by David Khara offered at Netgalley, the blurb made me curious enough to request it. When I finished reading it, I couldn’t wait to get the second book in the Consortium Thriller series, The Shiro Project, however, I soon realized that I did have to wait for a while, as…
One of my favorite activities on the blog is introducing new authors to my readers through interviews and author spotlights. Today we have as guest mystery writer Michael W. Smart, author of the ‘Bequia Mysteries’ series. The books are set in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, quite the tropical and exotic location, at least for those…
Having read and reviewed The Pale House not long ago, I enjoyed it so much that I’ve been looking for interviewing the author on my crime mystery site. The Pale House is the second book in the Gregor Reinhardt historical thriller series, and it focuses on Gregor, a German intelligence officer during the Second World War who…
I had the pleasure of interviewing Dietrich Kalteis, the author of Ride the Lighting on Mystery Sequels. This is his debut novel and it was released April this year, published by ECW Press. I am quite eager to read the crime story as the reviews are full of praise. Just have a look at what…
Interview With Author Aline Templeton Here is a mystery series interview with author Aline Templeton on her latest procedural mystery novel, The Darkness and the Deep. Can you tell us about The Darkness and the Deep? This book it very close to my heart. I grew up in a fishing-village just like Knockhaven, where thanks…
Today I’d like to introduce you to Patrick Brigham, former Editor in Chief of Sofia Western News, journalist and author of two popular mystery novels: Herodotus – The Gnome Of Sofia and Judas Goat – The Kennet Narrow Boat Mystery. MysterySequels: Hello Patrick. Welcome to mysterysequels.com. Please tell us a bit about yourself and how you got into…
