Upmarket mystery and suspense novels with innovative and twisty plots, relatable characters of depth and complexity, and an easy and interesting style.
Lily Torrence
A tale of ambitious and unscrupulous movie people (from the lowest to the highest) trying to hide their past sins while ensuring their future success.
Pamela Carr
This is Hollywood, 1948. You are a beautiful young actress. He is a ruthless and powerful film producer, and you have something he wants, right now. How much of yourself are you willing to give?
A Line in the Sand
In this contemporary thriller a Mexican drug cartel takes on a sixth grade teacher from Phoenix and loses. Twice.
The Dead Cartoonist
A graphic novel with no pictures: a comics mystery with action, drama, suspense and humor, and tons of comics and cartoon tidbits.
Honest Reviews
The author does a stand-up job of placing you into the time, the atmosphere, and the story.
Jennie Reads
Fred Andersen’s writing is strong, focused and balanced; the characters are likeable and the plot is driven by conflict.
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