The Critic in Me

I've been called a critic from a large magazine. I regularly post in Suspense Magazine.

" Many people look to you for advice regarding what to read, and your endorsement means a great deal." Isabella Maldonado, author of Blood's Echo that I called a "high-octane thriller."

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I cover blurbed Deborah Ledford's police procedural series as "Raising suspense to a higher level," "White-knuckle suspense at an electrifying pulse," and " Standing round of applause for this blast of a thriller." She is now an Edgar Award winner and three-time nominee for the Pushcart Prize.

I hit the cover again with John Lescroat's novel, penning Damage will leave you gasping.

The Someday Quilts Mysteries by Claire O'Donohue got her protagonist, Nell           Fitzgerald, dubbed ” A modern day Jane Marple on steroids.”
  

Outpost Hell by Jake Bible - "a darkly comical sci-fi battle for survival...  put H G Wells creations The Island of Dr. Moreau to shame"

John David Bethel's Blood Moon "... will leave you wondering about the depravity of humans for the sake of blood money."

Kill 'Em With Kindness by C S DeWildt, "A true pulp fiction tale of redneck noir "

"2016 book of the year by far." The Rabbi's Knight by Michael J Cooper.

No Angel (My Harrowing Undercover Journey to the Inner Circle of the Hell's Angels) by Jay Dobyns. 

"Gritty, raw, explicit ...it's like a wreck you know is going to happen but you can't look away ..." Until Her Darkness Goes by Rana Kelly "...fresh exposé on an old, worn theme, sex, drugs and rock and roll." Don't Talk to Strangers by Amanda Kyle Williams "an electrically charged plot, sinister and evil, one jolt after another, keeping the reader amped." J. E. Gurley's Shadow Walker  "Street-tough guide to the netherworld" All examples of what I can do for you so why are you not having your publishers send your latest and greatest to me today. Reach me at markpsadler@gmail