Category: Suspense

New Review of TSJ’s A BLANKET OF STEEL from Midwest Book Review

Midwest Book Review On A Blanket of Steel!

It’s a new review for my newest thriller, A Blanket of Steel, and it’s great!

TSJ Talks John Carpenter’s THE THING … Now on YouTube!

TSJ Talks John Carpenter’s THE THING on the Re-Creative Podcast

For those of you who don’t download podcasts, here’s an easier way to listen to my 45-minute segment on the Re-Creative with hosts Joe and Mark.

THE SHADOW OF WAR by TSJ is a 2023 CYGNUS Award Semi-Finalist

The Shadow of War is a 2023 CYGNUS Award Semi-Finalist

The underwater heist published by Fitzhenry & Whiteside, Ltd. in 2022 is continuing to make waves!

A BLANKET OF STEEL eBook is Now Available!

A Blanket of Steel eBook: Now Available!

Links are in the post, as is the gripping book trailer. All retailers are currently delivering the eBook format (Kindle, Nook, Kobo, ePub, etc.)  Links follow …

Readers’ Favorite Reviews A BLANKET OF STEEL!

Readers’ Favorite Reviews A Blanket of Steel!

And it is very, very good indeed!

See an excerpt, and click a link for the full review:

A BLANKET OF STEEL eBOOK: Now Available to Pre-Order!

A Blanket of Steel eBook: Now Available to Pre-Order!

Links are in the post, as is the gripping book trailer.

The First Review of A BLANKET OF STEEL

First Review of A Blanket of Steel!

It’s from SFcrowsnest, and it’s good!

A Blanket of Steel: Cover Reveal!

A Blanket of Steel Cover Reveal!

And here it is:

TSJ Talks John Carpenter’s THE THING!

TSJ Talks John Carpenter’s THE THING!

Last week, I joined the guys from the Re-Creative Podcast and our topic of the evening was my second favorite film of all time, John Carpenter’s The Thing.

Kirkus Reviews: THE SHADOW OF WAR is an “Indie Worth Discovering!”

In This Month’s Kirkus Reviews Magazine:  The Shadow of War by TSJ is an “Indie Worth Discovering!”

Kirkus Reviews!  I am so proud of this book!  The Shadow of War is an underwater heist/thriller with a diverse cast and a gripping story.  The listing is in the November issue of Kirkus Reviews.