Scott D. Parker: Writer

If it’s spring, then it’s time for another Brad Meltzer book. For the past few years, a new Meltzer book—either fiction or non-fiction—is pu...

Well, I’ve finally read my second Agatha Christie novel. The Man in the Brown Suit (1924) was the January 2022 selection from the good folks...

For a few years now, the Orphan X series by Gregg Hurwitz, has been circling my radar. I'd download a sample onto my Kindle, but never...

Sometimes an author can deliver a sales pitch so good, you can't wait to see what he's talking about. Gregg Hurwitz may be a new...

Almost from the day it was announced, I knew I wanted to read THE PRESIDENT IS MISSING by Bill Clinton and James Patterson. On the one han...

Many times, we writers invent characters to project our greatest fantasies upon. Wish you were a World War II spy? Invent one. Wish you ...

Twenty two chapters. What does that mean for us this morning? That’s the number of chapters it took for the action to get started in Dan B...

Sometimes it pays to read to the last sentence. Clive Cussler has the type of literary output I aim to mimic. It started with the Dirk Pit...

How is Dan Brown like the rock musician Sting? Head on over to Do Some Damage and check out my review of The Lost Symbol for the answer.

(This is the August entry in Barrie Summy ’s Book Review Club. For the complete list, click the icon at the end of this review.) Sometimes, ...