Reviews

J. A. Konrath, author of Whiskey Sour:

"Move over Ed McBain, there’s a new guy in town."

Ray Walsh, The Lansing State Journal:

"This [TURN LEFT IN SEPTEMBER] is a highly entertaining, carefully crafted police procedural...the detective work is realistically detailed, making this a tense tale that's eminently satisfying."

Myshelf.com:

"TURN LEFT IN SEPTEMBER is a tight, well-written, gripping story of trying to beat the odds."

Tracey Farnsworth, Mysterious Corner - The Romance Readers Connection:

"Fans who enjoy hard-boiled mysteries will be elated with the suspense packed in THE UNREAL McCOY. Elaborate narrative and gritty dialog merge together and create a realistic portrait of a forming friendship between detective and novice as they unravel a multi-layered mystery."

Midwest Book Review:

"I like this author's writing style. He made me care about McCoy with simple words and phrases, and let me see beneath the cynical veneer. The dialog is realistic."

The Lansing State Journal:

"THE UNREAL McCOY is a fast paced first novel that introduces Michael O'Conner as a private investigator who's breaking into the business. Collins has written a nifty thriller that will appeal to those who love mysteries."

Myshelf.com:

"The action in THE UNREAL McCOY is fast paced and the characters are tightly drawn and inviting. McCoy is hard-edged and quick-witted. The dialog is sharp and engaging. An intriguing ending..."

Victoria Taylor Murray - Author:

"The pace is thrilling and entertaining and the characters are easy to relate to. One amazing story, not to be missed."