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Crime Denied, A Buck Taylor Novel by Chuck MorganWinner . . . 2020 Pacific Book Awards Best Mystery2020 Chanticleer International Book Awards: 1st Place Blue Ribbon, CLUE Book Awards for Suspense, Thriller Fiction⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Reviewed by Romuald Dzemo for Readers' FavoriteAlicia Hawkins is a pretty young woman with purple streaked blond hair tucked up under a straw cowboy hat, tight jeans, and a snap-front Western shirt. When we meet her, she's just come back to Aspen, but she is not just a harmless beautiful girl sitting in the bar. No, she is a vicious predator waiting for the next prey. Alicia is determined to fulfill a promise she made to her dying grandfather. Her disguise is perfect,...

CRIME EXPOSED, A BUCK TAYLOR NOVEL⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reviewed by Romuald Dzemo for Readers' FavoriteCrime Exposed: A Buck Taylor Novel by Chuck Morgan is the fourth entry in a riveting crime series. Buck Taylor is pulled into investigating the disappearance of a missing journalist, a case that eventually leads to murder and child pornography. The narrative starts in a very curious way, a powerful opening that piqued my sense of curiosity. We get a clear glimpse of the protagonist in the first line of the narration: “Jim McBride knew his wife was pissed... The sound of slamming doors that bombarded his ears indicated that whoever she was mad at would receive her full wrath. He was glad it wasn...

After letting me pen over a score of articles, though my muse prompted me to enter into the arena of fiction, yet it made me struggle to come up with the opening lines of my maiden novel for over ten days or so before “That winter night in the mid-seventies, the Janata Express was racing rhythmically on its tracks towards the coast of Andhra Pradesh. As its headlight pierced the darkness of the fertile plains, the driver honked the horn as though to awake the sleepy environs to the spectacle of the speeding train. On that, in the S-3, were the Ramaiahs with their nine year-old daughter Roopa.”But then “the train stopped at a village station, as though to disrupt Roopa’s daydreams of ...

At last, a work of fiction in which a Conservative-supporting capitalist is portrayed as a decent, kind and altruistic human being. Almost invariably such characters are presented as being selfish, callous and corrupt. My new novel “The Men in the Marsh” bucks the trend with its empathetic treatment of the main character, ambitious entrepreneur Graham Robinson. The novel traces his life, loves and politics in an entertaining tale which has my usual mix of romance, crime and humour. It also explores Robinson’s passion for bringing about a popular form of capitalism where all workers have a share in the success of the businesses or other organisations which employ them.The action st...

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reviewed by Susan Sewell for Readers' Favorite "A forest fire sweeps through Colorado's Rio Blanco county along the White River, and while the flames ravage the pristine wilderness, the ugliness of greed, murder, and revenge are exposed in the exciting suspense novel, Crime Unsolved (A Buck Taylor Novel) by Chuck Morgan.A fishing lodge, constructed despite a controversial land swap between the Forest Service and a wealthy developer, is ground zero for an out-of-control wildfire. An environmentalist group is claiming responsibility for the blaze, and the governor feels the need to call in CBI investigator Buck Taylor.With a murder victim found among the ruins of the lodge...