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
‘Codebreaker’: A Cipher Teen Adventure
‘Codebreaker’ is a surprisingly taut thriller about politics, growing up, and the history of encryption.
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‘Murder at Gulls Nest’: A Gripping Mystery With Gothic Flourishes
A nun renounces her vows to discover the fate of a friend and stumbles onto a murder. The mystery will keep readers riveted and guessing throughout.
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‘Infinite Archive’: A Cozy Sci-Fi Series That’s Actually Sci-Fi
Author Mur Lafferty threads a difficult needle in this mystery series set on an alien space station.
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‘The Peculiar Gift of July’: Solace at the Corner of Nowhere
The folks in a small island town have their lives shaken up when an unusual young girl named July is dropped in their midst.
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‘Fresh, Green Life’: Great Promise Diminished
The author self-sabotages an excellent satire of modern academia by throwing in a discordant tantrum about a motivational speaker.
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‘Before Dorothy’: Wistfulness and Mourning
Author Hazel Gaynor asks: “Who was Auntie Em?” And what is the story behind Dorothy’s family?
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‘The Medusa Protocol’: Hugs, Not Guns
Rob Hart’s second book in the Assassins Anonymous series continues his odd recovering-alcoholic allegory.
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‘The Summer House’: Quiet and Extraordinary
Masashi Matsuie’s debut novel is a brilliant, masterful poem in prose about the sublime beauty of architecture working in tandem with nature.
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‘My Friends’: A Novel About Living and Laughing
A mismatched pair contend with the dying wish of a brilliant artist and find a way to fix themselves along the journey. A beautiful book.
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‘A Novel Murder’: A Page-Turning Delight
A timid writer unexpectedly finds herself at the center of a real-life murder during a crime fiction festival.
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‘Codebreaker’: A Cipher Teen Adventure
‘Codebreaker’ is a surprisingly taut thriller about politics, growing up, and the history of encryption.
|
‘Murder at Gulls Nest’: A Gripping Mystery With Gothic Flourishes
A nun renounces her vows to discover the fate of a friend and stumbles onto a murder. The mystery will keep readers riveted and guessing throughout.
|
‘Infinite Archive’: A Cozy Sci-Fi Series That’s Actually Sci-Fi
Author Mur Lafferty threads a difficult needle in this mystery series set on an alien space station.
|
‘The Peculiar Gift of July’: Solace at the Corner of Nowhere
The folks in a small island town have their lives shaken up when an unusual young girl named July is dropped in their midst.
|
‘Fresh, Green Life’: Great Promise Diminished
The author self-sabotages an excellent satire of modern academia by throwing in a discordant tantrum about a motivational speaker.
|
‘Before Dorothy’: Wistfulness and Mourning
Author Hazel Gaynor asks: “Who was Auntie Em?” And what is the story behind Dorothy’s family?
|
‘The Medusa Protocol’: Hugs, Not Guns
Rob Hart’s second book in the Assassins Anonymous series continues his odd recovering-alcoholic allegory.
|
‘The Summer House’: Quiet and Extraordinary
Masashi Matsuie’s debut novel is a brilliant, masterful poem in prose about the sublime beauty of architecture working in tandem with nature.
|
‘My Friends’: A Novel About Living and Laughing
A mismatched pair contend with the dying wish of a brilliant artist and find a way to fix themselves along the journey. A beautiful book.
|
‘A Novel Murder’: A Page-Turning Delight
A timid writer unexpectedly finds herself at the center of a real-life murder during a crime fiction festival.
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