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
‘Murder by Cheesecake’: Return to a Golden Age of TV
‘Murder by Cheesecake’ gives fans a chance to enjoy the exploits of Miami’s Four Musketeers again.
Southern Charm and a Mystery: ‘Grandma Ruth Doesn’t Go to Funerals’
In Sharon Mondragon’s cozy novel, a Georgia girl helps her ailing but formidable grandmother stay connected to her community.
‘We All Live Here’: The Comedy in Catastrophe
Jojo Moyes’s latest novel is a charming, humorous story about the collapse of a woman’s life and the chaotic relationships she endures under her roof.
Back Story Gone Awry: Dickens’s Fagin Gets a New Treatment
Allison Epstein wastes her talent in ‘Fagin The Thief,’ trying to right literary wrongs by revising a serial child exploiter.
‘Guilty Until Innocent’: A Good Legal Thriller
Author Robert Whitlow serves up justice in this new legal thriller.
Romantic Fantasy Novel ‘Water Moon’ Tries to Do Too Much
Samantha Sotto Yambao’s ‘Water Moon’ attempts to blend magical realism, surrealism, and romantasy into one story, but the result is disappointingly chaotic.
Sarah Sundin’s Latest: ‘Midnight on the Scottish Shore’
Despite an awkward start, Sarah Sundin’s new romance novel is a smart WWII romantic tale that dives deep into character and history.
‘What Happened to the McCrays?’: Surviving Grief
Tracey Lange’s new novel ‘What Happened to the McCrays?’ is a gentle, slow-reveal story about a couple forced to confront the grief that broke them apart.
‘Homeseeking’: A Romance of Decades, Caught in Historical Turmoil
Karissa Chen’s novel takes readers across the world and over decades, as it tells the story of two Chinese lovers who struggle to find their place in the world.
Scott Turow’s ‘Presumed Guilty’ Worth the Wait
This masterfully crafted legal drama rewards patient readers.
