Gangster Hunters: How Hoover’s G-Men vanquished America’s deadliest public enemies.
Cindy Matthews
Cindy A. Matthews' articles and essays have appeared in over forty publications. She works as a freelance manuscript evaluator, book reviewer, and copy editor. Her writer's guide, Defeating the Slushpile Monster, was a finalist in the self-help/non-fiction category of the 2009 EPIC awards and is now available in print and in Kindle formats. More information about her editorial services and non-fiction works can be found at her web site/blog www.cindyamatthews.com
Writing as Cynthianna, Cindy has published contemporary and fantasy romantic-comedies. Cindy also writes sf/paranormal erotic-romance as Celine Chatillon. See her work on Amazon.com.
Every Man Dies Alone by Hans Fallada
Every Man Dies Alone, Hans Fallada, Melville House Publishing – 55 Jablonski Strasse. An ordinary apartment house in Berlin, 1940. The Persicke family, Hitler loyalists to a fault, live on the first floor.
We Lived on the Horizon by Erika Swyler
We Lived on the Horizon, Erika Swyler, Atria Books – Hundreds of years in the future, with Earth’s climate wrecked by generations of industry, the city of Bulwark keeps its citizens safe.
Review: Maya and Natasha by Elyse Durham
Maya and Natasha, Elyse Durham, Mariner Books – In 1941, as the Nazi German army closed in around the Soviet city of Leningrad, the world-famous Kirov Ballet corps was ordered to leave town.
The Most Famous Girl in the World by Iman Hariri-Kia
The Most Famous Girl in the World, Iman Hariri-Kia. Sourcebooks Landmark – Rose Aslani is a first generation American, the only daughter of Iranian immigrants who try so hard to be American.
How We Know Our Time Travelers by Anita Felicelli
How We Know Our Time Travelers, Anita Felicelli, WTAW Press – How We Know Our Time Travelers is a portrait of a world gone badly wrong …
All the Summers in Between by Brooke Lea Foster
All the Summers in Between, Brooke Lea Foster, Gallery Books – East Hampton, Summer, 1967: Thea is twenty and living in a tiny house with her half sister and stepfather.
You Know What You Did by K. T. Nguyen
You Know What You Did, K T Nguyen, Dutton – Annie Shaw has the complete American life. She has a Pulitzer prize-winning handsome, loving husband, an annoying teenage daughter Tabby, and a career as an up and coming artist.
Clytemnestra’s Bind: The House of Atreus by Susan C. Wilson
Clytemnestra’s Bind: The House of Atreus, Susan C. Wilson, Neem Press – Wilson’s novel begins with Clytemnestra’s first marriage to King Tantalus of Mycenae, a gentle, caring man who dotes on Clytemnestra and their new child, Iphitus.
The Berlin Letters by Kathrine Reay
The Berlin Letters, Kathrine Reay, Harper Muse – Berlin, 1961: Haris Voekler is the star reporter for a top newspaper in Communist East Germany. Haris is a true believer in the system, but his wife Monica increasingly dislikes the totalitarian regime.
