J. Salvatore Domino

J. Salvatore Domino is an author and blogger based in Scottsdale, Arizona, U.S.A.

Best known for his non-fiction work and technical documents, he has found writing fiction to be more fun.
His stories run the gamut from cozy to dark. But his goal is always the same. He likes his readers to escape into an entertaining story where fiction and reality converge. His characters, whether you love them or despise them, often mirror real life.

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Website: https://www.JosephDomino.com
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• Remote Resort - Book One: Runaway on Dec. 30, 2019
  
  This story has been done many times before. Some hidden site where they perform hedonistic rituals to satisfy the fantasies of wealthy eccentrics. There is nothing wrong with that idea. It is a premise that leaves a lot of room for the imagination. I think the author did a good job of taking the reader into another world where average people do not exist. The story is imaginative with a few twists. Fantasy at its finest. I would have given 5 stars, but the author got a little wordy at times. Often spending a lot of time describing things that weren’t meaningful. I prefer more concise writing. There were plenty of intense sex scenes. Although I got tired of the characters “groaning” their pleasure. If you enjoy fantasy and erotica there is plenty here to like. I received a free copy of this book and I am voluntarily leaving a review. I did not receive any type of compensation for reading and reviewing this book.
  
• Stranger: A Death Valley Mystery on Jan. 18, 2024
  
  I bought this book because I like mysteries. It turned out to be less of a mystery than a gritty crime drama. Set in a small town in the desert between Las Vegas and Los Angeles, the author paints a realistic picture of people living on the edge. When first introduced to the main character, Alex, you expect more from her. She had a hidden past that could have been better exploited. But the other characters, Ric and Stellar, pick up the slack and keep you wondering who the murderer is. It turns out there are several people with motives. Stranger: A Death Valley Mystery is in many ways a tragedy about the seedy side of life. It is an interesting and entertaining crime story.