Doreen Sheridan is a journalist who writes book reviews for Criminal Element. She covers a wide range of mystery and thriller novels, providing insightful analysis and recommendations for readers. Her reviews delve into the plots, characters, and overall quality of each book, helping readers make informed decisions about their next read.
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Doreen Sheridan's focus is primarily on book reviews, particularly within the mystery and crime genres. She may be interested in pitches related to new mystery or crime novels, author interviews, or insights into trends within these literary genres.
Given her emphasis on house & home themes and a notable percentage of entertainment news coverage, she might also be open to features exploring how literature intersects with interior design or lifestyle interests as well as broader topics related to the entertainment industry.
As Doreen does not have a specified geographic focus, pitches should reflect an understanding of international publishing trends rather than localized releases.
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In this hilarious follow-up, Claire and the gang getting their timbers shivered by a mystery involving feuding ghost pirates, buried treasure, and murder.
Janice Hallett's The Examiner is a new thriller told in multimedia format that follows students in an art master’s program that goes awry.
As bodies are discovered in poses echoing the lyrics of a children's song, the Japanese detective must string together the clues to solve this puzzle
In The Lightning Bottles by Marissa Stapley, grunge-era musician Jane Pyre’s ventures to find out what really happened to her husband.
Black River by Nilanjana Roy is a searing debut set in a modern India simmering with the tension of growing religious intolerance.
By: Doreen Sheridan
In Tim Major's Jekyll & Hyde: Consulting Detectives, the duo join forces to solve several disappearances in Victorian London.
The Hushed by K. R. Blair is a haunting paranormal thriller–infused with a dangerous, forbidden romance–that introduces a new type of undead.
By: Doreen Sheridan
Gaslight by Miles Joris-Peyrafitte and Sara Shepard dredges the inner workings of cults and the susceptibility of young minds.
By: Doreen Sheridan
The Christmas Jigsaw Murders by Alexandra Benedict is a holiday whodunit about a curmudgeon whose life is uprooted by a jigsaw puzzle.
Remember Me Tomorrow by Farah Heron is every bit a mystery with a missing student, a singular investigation, and a new romance.
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