"A sinister cabal of superior writers."
Mel Odom is the author of over 100 novels. Winner of the American Library Association's Alex Award for 2002 and runner-up for the Christy in 2005, he's written in several genres, including tie-in novels for Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, and novelizations of Blade, XXX, and Tomb Raider. Thankfully, he's learned to use his ADHD for good instead of evil.
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Book Review: Trust No One by Gregg Hurwitz
Hurwitz pens a political thriller guaranteed to keep his fans glued to the pages.
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Book Review: Killer Summer by Ridley Pearson
Sheriff Walt Fleming has his hands full at a wine auction that masks a lethal theft.
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Graphic Novel Review: Wolverine: Prodigal Son by Anthony Johnson and Wilson Tortosa
This alternate take on the mutant known as Logan/Wolverine fits well into Japanese manga.
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Graphic Novel Review: Solomon Kane: The Castle of the Devil by Scott Allie, Mike Mignola, Mario Guevara, and Dave Stewart
Solomon Kane finds shelter in a castle that's been cursed by a pact with a demon.
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Book Review: The Last Thing I Remember by Andrew Klavan
Teenage Charlie West is wanted by the police and hunted by unknown killers.
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Book Review: Vanilla Ride by Joe R. Lansdale
Chicken-fried East Texas noir served chili hot with razor-sharp dialogue.
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Book Review: Tonight I Said Goodbye by Michael Koryta
Cleveland's newest private eyes take the field chasing a murderer through the Russian mob.
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Book Review: Alibi Junior High by Greg Logsted
Thirteen year old spy comes out of the cold and straight into junior high.
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Comic Book Review: The Warlord #1 by Mike Grell, Joe Prado, Walden Wong
Mike Grell takes readers back to the prehistoric inner world of Skartaris.
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Comic Book Review: Detective Comics #854 by Greg Rucka, J. H. Williams III, and Cully Hamner
Two women vigilantes prowl the dangerous streets of Gotham City.
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