Recent Reviews
The Last Place You Look – The BOLO Books Review
One of the surprise hits of the literary season has been Kristen Lepionka’s The Last Place You Look. A surprise, not because it isn’t worthy – it most certainly is – but because the industry can never predict which debut novels will prove to be breakouts. In the case...
Emma in the Night – The BOLO Books Review
Last year, Wendy Walker entered the crime fiction arena with her powerful novel, All Is Not Forgotten – a twisted tale full of flawed characters and a morally ambiguous plot. Due to its success, anticipation for her follow-up has been high. While not as unique as that...
Glass Houses – The BOLO Books Review
One of the pitfalls of writing a crime fiction series is the tendency to get stuck in a rut, re-writing the same book over and over again in an effort to please loyal fans of the series. Ironically, this is exactly the thing that will cause readers to drift from a...
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Recent Articles
Are You Ready For I Am Pilgrim?
From The Booking Desk: Are you ready for what is being touted as the breakout thriller of 2014? It is already a sensation in the UK and next week it reaches our shores. The book is I Am Pilgrim by Terry Hayes and here at BOLO Books, we are going to have several...
Outlander – Televison Premiere Date
From the Booking Desk: Yes folks, we finally have a date for the premiere of the television version of Diana Gabaldon's epic Outlander. If anyone is looking for me, you know where I will be... Mark your calendars! AUGUST 9 @ 9 PM Are you ready for the epic love story...
Writing Elements – Character
Guest Post by Linda Rodriguez
From The Booking Desk: Today, I am happy to present the second post in our ongoing series covering the various elements of writing. (Be sure to read the first part of the series, with David Freed discussing Setting). I am thrilled to welcome Linda Rodriguez to BOLO...
