Book Review: Bark Of Night by David Rosenfelt
By Doreen Sheridan
July 19, 2019The next novel in David Rosenfelt’s witty, heartfelt mystery series featuring lawyer Andy Carpenter and his faithful golden retriever, Tara.
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Book Review: The Reunion by Guillaume Musso
By Emma Cazabonne
July 18, 2019In The Reunion by Guillaume Musso, a glamorous prep school girl goes missing after a love affair with a teacher in this irresistible thriller from one of France’s bestselling novelists… Guillaume Musso, one of the top three bestselling authors in France for years, is finally getting translated into English with… Read more
Book Review: Shamed by Linda Castillo
By Doreen Sheridan
July 18, 2019Shamed is the gripping thriller from New York Times bestselling author Linda Castillo. Kate Burkholder is on the case when a devastating murder exposes an Amish family’s tortured past. The eleventh book in the critically acclaimed Kate Burkholder series finds our formerly Amish chief of police racing against time and… Read more
Book Review: Under the Cold Bright Lights by Garry Disher
By Doreen Sheridan
July 17, 2019Under the Cold Bright Lights by Garry Disher is an Australian police procedural featuring Alan Auhl, a once-retired homicide detective who has been recruited to return to the force to work cold cases. Acting Sergeant Alan Auhl retired from the Melbourne Homicide Division years ago, but he was recently recruited… Read more
Book Review: Betrayal in Time by Julie McElwain
By Doreen Sheridan
July 16, 2019Betrayal in Time is the fourth book in Julie McElwain’s Kendra Donovan series. Donovan’s adventures in nineteenth-century England continue when she is called upon to investigate the murder of a spymaster. My only regret in picking up this novel is that I hadn’t been able to read the three others… Read more
Book Review: The Dead Girl in 2A by Carter Wilson
By Doreen Sheridan
July 15, 2019In The Dead Girl in 2A by Carter Wilson, Jack Buchanan and Clara Stowe recognize each other when they’re seated side-by-side on a business flight to Denver, but neither can place where they know the other person from. Clara then admits she is flying to Colorado to kill herself, and… Read more
Book Review: The Triumph of the Spider Monkey by Joyce Carol Oates
By Thomas Pluck
July 15, 2019Unavailable for 40 years, The Triumph of the Spider Monkey by Joyce Carol Oates is an eloquent, terrifying, heartbreaking exploration of madness, which pairs the original novel with a never-before-collected companion novella. Yes, they loved him. He was never to blame. They cringed and writhed for him, they squealed, pressed… Read more
Review: Buried by Ellison Cooper
By Angie Barry
July 14, 2019Buried by Ellison Cooper is the second book in the Agent Sayer Altair series, where the FBI neuroscientist is on the trail of a serial killer who’s turned up the heat on a cold case. An FBI agent’s hike on his day off doesn’t go according to plan when his… Read more
Book Review: Never Look Back by Alison Gaylin
By Doreen Sheridan
July 13, 2019Never Look Back by Alison Gaylin is an absorbing, addictive tale of psychological suspense with a Serial-esque podcast twist. Quentin Garrison is not a man who puts himself first. Raised, if one can call it that, by a junkie mom, he’s embarked on adulthood mistrustful of others but is finally… Read more
Book Review: False Step by Victoria Helen Stone
By Doreen Sheridan
July 11, 2019False Step by Victoria Helen Stone urges readers to stay calm, keep smiling, and watch your step—in this marriage of secrets and lies, nothing is what it seems.