Good Reads

Scott's books

The Catcher in the Rye
To Kill a Mockingbird
The Great Gatsby
Where the Sidewalk Ends
Animal Farm
Slaughterhouse Five
Of Mice and Men
A Tale of Two Cities
The Count of Monte Cristo
Under the Tuscan Sun
The Da Vinci Code
The Bourne Identity
Kiss the Girls
Into the Wild
Into Thin Air
The Fellowship of the Ring
The Hobbit
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's stone
1984
Angels and Demons


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Thursday, March 31, 2011

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Saturday, March 26, 2011

The Reunion Reaper is now available on Kindle for a great price. Get yours today!

Andrew Keane, a detective for the Roanoke County Police Department is onto a new case; one where classmates he graduated with from high school are being killed by a fellow graduate. What would produce such vengeance? Having attended the presitigious Palm Beach Preparatory School in Palm Beach, Florida, Andrew finds himself traversing the country as the body count begins to add up, especially for a killer who compares himself to some of the most notorious serial killers on record. For Andrew the chase not only jeopardizes his job, but his marriage, and possibly his life.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Newspaper Article on Moi!

Hey there, hope you are doing well. As you can see by the subject title, I am in a featured article for the local newspaper. The editor, Meg Hibbert, was nice enough to sit down with me and talk a little about my new novel, THE REUNION REAPER. She did a previous interview with me when JAMESTOWN: JOURNEY BACK IN TIME came out in 2007.

I hope you check out the article, and as always, have a great day!

http://ourvalley.org/teacher-writes-murder-novel/  SORRY, the link is no longer available. Trust me, it was a great article. 😀

In addition to the kind article, I also wanted to share a few quotes from a few who recently completed the book. "The characters truly come to life. The plot is as palpable as a vintage red wine, smooth and full of body." Another reader said, "What an enjoyable read. Reighard has a way with words, and not just what he says, but how he says it. The narration is almost philosophical at times, and he allows his characters to go beyond the conformed boundaries of a typical suspense character. Truly, a great read."

To read comments like that makes me want to stop everyting else I am doing and continue my writing, so I thank any and all who have commented on the book at this point. And it is my hope the comments continue to come in. I am always interested in what people have to say. Take care.