Adam H. Douglas
Author
Adam H. Douglas is an award-winning full-time freelance writer and author of over 20 years. His work has appeared internationally in publications, including Forbes, Business Insider, MyPerfectMortgage, and many more. His creative works tend toward speculative fiction and horror fantasy. He lives in beautiful Prince Edward Isand, Canada with his wife of 30 years and his dogs and kitties.
LATEST
‘Detective Auntie’: Trust Issues
A keen and caring mother wants to save her daughter, falsely accused of murder, in this Toronto-based mystery.
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‘The Memory Collectors’: Looking Back in Time
In a romance mystery within a sci-fi setting, author Dete Meserve aims for the emotional journey and hits the mark.
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‘Maine Characters: A Novel’: A Light, Sweet Sisterly Drama
Two half-sisters deal with their father’s death, a contentious lake house, and their newfound relationship.
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‘Dead Post Society’: A Cozy and Warm Welcome
The seventh in a series of cozy mystery novels is a great example of how to do the genre right.
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‘Kaua’i Storm’: A Captivating Hawaiian Mystery
A park ranger juggles family responsibilities while solving a missing-person case.
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‘A Senior Citizen’s Guide to Life on the Run’
Author Gwen Florio tells a cozy adventure-mystery, albeit with an indirect style, which hampers more than helps.
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‘The Story of My Life’: A Caffeine-Driven Novel
This small-town romance novel seems sweet and gentle but is ultimately cartoonish and overly spicy.
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Author Daria Lavelle’s Novel ‘Aftertaste’: Check Please
The book serves up a gumbo of poetry slam indulgence, bizarre theology, and banal dialogue in her novel.
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‘Sons and Daughters’: A Beautiful Memorial to Yiddish Culture
This novel is an elegy of a lost culture of faith and family in 1930s.
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‘The Cat Who Saved The Library’: An Adventure With a Tabby
Author Sosuke Natsukawa brings us a new tale set in the world of the highly successful ‘The Cat Who Saved Books.’
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‘Detective Auntie’: Trust Issues
A keen and caring mother wants to save her daughter, falsely accused of murder, in this Toronto-based mystery.
|
‘The Memory Collectors’: Looking Back in Time
In a romance mystery within a sci-fi setting, author Dete Meserve aims for the emotional journey and hits the mark.
|
‘Maine Characters: A Novel’: A Light, Sweet Sisterly Drama
Two half-sisters deal with their father’s death, a contentious lake house, and their newfound relationship.
|
‘Dead Post Society’: A Cozy and Warm Welcome
The seventh in a series of cozy mystery novels is a great example of how to do the genre right.
|
‘Kaua’i Storm’: A Captivating Hawaiian Mystery
A park ranger juggles family responsibilities while solving a missing-person case.
|
‘A Senior Citizen’s Guide to Life on the Run’
Author Gwen Florio tells a cozy adventure-mystery, albeit with an indirect style, which hampers more than helps.
|
‘The Story of My Life’: A Caffeine-Driven Novel
This small-town romance novel seems sweet and gentle but is ultimately cartoonish and overly spicy.
|
Author Daria Lavelle’s Novel ‘Aftertaste’: Check Please
The book serves up a gumbo of poetry slam indulgence, bizarre theology, and banal dialogue in her novel.
|
‘Sons and Daughters’: A Beautiful Memorial to Yiddish Culture
This novel is an elegy of a lost culture of faith and family in 1930s.
|
‘The Cat Who Saved The Library’: An Adventure With a Tabby
Author Sosuke Natsukawa brings us a new tale set in the world of the highly successful ‘The Cat Who Saved Books.’
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