Restitution

Dry Heat opens in late November 1999 and finds seventeen-year-old Joey Blades, a Phoenix, Arizona high school student, shooting baskets with his best friend, fifteen-year-old Mallory Stewart. Blades is a six-foot, two-inch, 200-pound running back with a promising future where his most pressing issue......more

First, I wish to thank Anna Sacca from FSB Associates for offering me the chance to read and review this crime novel. As always, I am happy to do so, here are my thoughts. The story chronicles how an Arizona teenager’s life changed for ever after an innocent night of fun turned solemn. On his 18th bi......more

Oh boy, how quickly someone’s life can crumble. Everything had been falling into place for eighteen-year-old Joey Blade. He had been offered a football college scholarship, and he had a new girlfriend and hoped to get lucky with her later. That evening at the High School bonfire, he learns that his......more

Things are not going so well for Joey Blade. On the night of his birthday, the girl he lost his virginity to, Mallory, tells him she’s pregnant. While at the high school bonfire, there is an explosion. Joey flees with his current girlfriend Wendy and her drug-dealing friend TJ. In their race to esca......more

Dry heat can kill and Len Joy’s new novel, Dry Heat, is a story that will duly thrill. Joy’s character development will quickly engage you into a courtroom argument that has innocence chafing against shape-shifting laws designed to trap the uninitiated. You’ll witness right decisions desperately mad......more