True & Fictional Crime

"Biederman’s thoroughly researched biography deserves to be read slowly. It is a fascinating case study of the thin line between adroit marketing and misleading hyperbole.” 

Robert L. Hampel, author of Fast and Curious

"If you love a good crime story, you've come to the right place.”
The Bookworm Sez

 Ed Sanders's unnerving and detailed look at the horror dealt by Manson and his followers is a classic of the true-crime genre. 

“Nicks has given us a suspenseful, sensitively drawn account of righteous rage, vigilante justice, and the young woman who risked her future to make the truth known.” 

James Gavin, author of Deep in a Dream

"Few lived on the edge as long as Cohen, and fewer still earned a biography this entertaining." 

Gus Russo, Pulitzer Prize-nominated author of The Outfit

"Recommended where interest in true crime is high."

Library Journal

 Journalist Maury Terry was suspicious of Berkowitz's confession to the "Son of Sam" murders. He spent years researching the case, meticulously gathering evidence to demonstrate that the killer did not act alone. 

“Like the serial killer in her novel, Pashley takes the damaged bodies and souls of her characters... and then rebuilds them into gorgeous images of beauty, redemption, and repair. Then, and only then, are we ready to experience the dark revelations she has in store for them. ”
The Toast 

"Goofball characters are Buhrmester's specialty, as well as capturing the rock world's wacky milieu and greedy idiosyncrasies... If he's not careful, Buhrmester could find himself becoming his generation's Elmore Leonard or Carl Hiaasen." 

Playboy

“This is a perfect escape for nostalgic and starry-eyed armchair bikers, of whom there are surprisingly many.”

Publishers Weekly

"Wallis labored earnestly to sift fact from fiction... Unless an unexpected cache of Billy the Kid documents is unearthed, this book will likely be the definitive work on the outlaw."

Ron Warnick, Route 66 News

"Intriguing and insightful... A most interesting book that is recommended for popular culture collections."

Library Journal