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 Island, Canada with his wife of 30 years and his dogs and kitties.
LATEST
‘6:40 to Montreal’: A Psychotic Fever-Dream
Instead of a thrill ride, readers get a ridiculous scenario, a repugnant heroine, and deeply disturbing morality.
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Read to Your Heart’s Content: The 10 Best Novels of 2025
This year had an abundance of fiction to keep you busy well into next year.
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‘And Then There Was The One’: Cheeky Cozy Murder Twist
Romance author Martha Waters toys with a mystery novel trope and puts her heroine up against a dashing professional sleuth.
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‘The Heart of Bennet Hollow’: A Cleaner ‘Pride and Prejudice’?
Jane Austen’s iconic story gets a gentle makeover in Joanne Bischoff-Dewitt’s newest novel.
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‘The Proving Ground’: Killer AI
Michael Connelly’s Lincoln Lawyer goes after an AI company whose program pushed a teen into becoming a murderer.
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‘The Widow’: Manna Grandma
If a Virginian lawyer plays his cards right, he could become the heir to his client’s millions—or land in jail if he doesn’t.
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‘Seascraper’: Dreams and Beauty in Pathos
One of the best of 2025: Trawling for shrimp along the shoreline is a hard life; will the trawler’s life change due to a mysterious American visitor?
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‘The Killing Stones’: The Return of Jimmy Perez
The Orkney Islands become the new home of an iconic detective.
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‘No Small Thing’: The Enormity and the Sacrifice
Author Harold Coyle attempts to encapsulate the ground-level struggles of soldiers during the American Revolution.
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‘The Long Shoe’: A Bouquet of Quirks
To win his girlfriend back, a hero agrees to spy on his neighbors in this wonderfully wacky tale.
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‘6:40 to Montreal’: A Psychotic Fever-Dream
Instead of a thrill ride, readers get a ridiculous scenario, a repugnant heroine, and deeply disturbing morality.
|
Read to Your Heart’s Content: The 10 Best Novels of 2025
This year had an abundance of fiction to keep you busy well into next year.
|
‘And Then There Was The One’: Cheeky Cozy Murder Twist
Romance author Martha Waters toys with a mystery novel trope and puts her heroine up against a dashing professional sleuth.
|
‘The Heart of Bennet Hollow’: A Cleaner ‘Pride and Prejudice’?
Jane Austen’s iconic story gets a gentle makeover in Joanne Bischoff-Dewitt’s newest novel.
|
‘The Proving Ground’: Killer AI
Michael Connelly’s Lincoln Lawyer goes after an AI company whose program pushed a teen into becoming a murderer.
|
‘The Widow’: Manna Grandma
If a Virginian lawyer plays his cards right, he could become the heir to his client’s millions—or land in jail if he doesn’t.
|
‘Seascraper’: Dreams and Beauty in Pathos
One of the best of 2025: Trawling for shrimp along the shoreline is a hard life; will the trawler’s life change due to a mysterious American visitor?
|
‘The Killing Stones’: The Return of Jimmy Perez
The Orkney Islands become the new home of an iconic detective.
|
‘No Small Thing’: The Enormity and the Sacrifice
Author Harold Coyle attempts to encapsulate the ground-level struggles of soldiers during the American Revolution.
|
‘The Long Shoe’: A Bouquet of Quirks
To win his girlfriend back, a hero agrees to spy on his neighbors in this wonderfully wacky tale.
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