Recent Reviews
Exit Interview – The BOLO Books Review
Some novels ease you into the story by orienting the reader to a new location, slowly introducing the cast of characters with each of their various personality traits, and stealthily dropping hints of the plot that will soon begin to unfold. Let’s be clear, Dana...
A History of Fear – The BOLO Books Review
Nothing beats a creepy-as-hell read as the chill of Winter settles in. “The Devil is in Scotland” is poised to become one of those iconic opening lines of literature—one that is uttered in reverence, often imitated, but rarely replicated. With that simple statement,...
Top Reads of 2022 According to BOLO Books
As usual, I have taken this task of selecting my Top Reads List very seriously and really struggled to make sure the list commemorates my favorite books of the year. Simply put, sometimes this means splitting hairs and having to leave off books that I truly loved but...
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Recent Articles
A BOLO Books Guest Post from Catriona McPherson
Don't tell Catriona, but anytime she asks to be on BOLO Books, the answer will always be yes. This delightful author has been here several times already and you probably remember that Catriona was my extra special 50th Composite Sketch (which reminds me that the 100th...
Cheryl A. Head – A BOLO Books Composite Sketch
From the Booking Desk: The first time I heard the name Cheryl A. Head was in early 2018 from Greg Herren who mentioned that this author was going to attend her first Malice Domestic. Knowing that I was interested in LGBTQ+ crime fiction and that I lived in the DC...
Cover Reveal – Famous in Cedarville
From the Booking Desk: Today, I am thrilled to host the cover review for Erica Wright's first stand-alone novel - Famous in Cedarville. If you don't know Erica, she is the author of the acclaimed Kat Stone series and you really should give them a try. As an added...
