Review When it comes to gripping suspense that you can't simply put down, Harry Hunsicker has got the formula down. And his latest title, Mother May I, only solidifies that statement. The FMC, Meg, lives through every mother's worst nightmare when her daughter disappears as a toddler. Then one day she happens to come across… Continue reading Mother May I by Harry Hunsicker
Neil Weber is down on his luck. He’s a college professor with his eyes on tenure, only to discover that his academic research is in jeopardy after new information comes to light. Plus, his ex-wife Phaedra works in the same department and he has to see her nearly every day. Oh, and her new husband Tim is also a fellow professor. Needless to say, Neil is struggling in all matters of his life. When one of the university’s students, Lucia Vanotti, goes missing, he’s compelled to find her. She becomes his new purpose. But the more he learns about her life and moments leading up to her disappearance, the more secrets he learns about the people around him. The Department by Jacqueline Faber is a dual POV psychological suspense novel that follows both Lucia and Neil as their obsessions propels them into a downward spiral, leading them to confront their own trauma and behavior.
Former cop Dylan Fisher is now a private investigator with a reputation for being the best. But when his ex-wife and homicide detective Rose Doucette asks to meet him at a hotel, he’s surprised and confused, to say the least. Turns out she needs Dylan’s help with a murder investigation that she’s not allowed to pursue. After leaving the meeting, Dylan notices a suspicious car following Rose. He tries to warn her but is too late. Rose is gunned down and killed by the driver – who also knocks out Dylan. He comes to and contacts the authorities, but the situation doesn’t look good for Dylan. He was at the scene and his fingerprints are on the murder weapon. The police – and Rose’s widower, defense attorney Tito – are convinced Dylan did it. In order to prove his innocence, Dylan has no choice but to find the killer himself. And somehow he and Tito team up to investigate. What is Rose’s connection to her original investigation? How does that connect to her own murder? What is the killer trying to hide? The Life and Death of Rose Doucette by Harry Hunsicker is a crime/mystery novel that uncovers layers of corruption with ties to a 20-year-old crime that haunts its victims to this day. Read more
