To paraphrase the Bard: “The mistakes that men make live long after them.” This thesis governs the plot of this …Read the Rest
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Silent Mercy by Linda Fairstein – review
This deeply researched series highlighting New York landmarks featuring Alexandra Cooper and Mike Chapman takes the reader in a somewhat …Read the Rest
Secrets to the Grave by Tami Hoag – review
While this novel is a sequel to Deeper than the Dead, featuring many of its characters, in what is now …Read the Rest
Damage by John Lescroart – review
Readers should not expect the author’s trademark court scenes in this novel. Instead, it is more of a psychological study …Read the Rest
The Last Lie by Stephen White – review
In a follow-up to the excellent The Siege, author Stephen White not only brings back detective Sam Purdy [introduced in …Read the Rest
The Siege by Stephen White – review
When one opens a new book, there is always, for this reader, a bit of tension. What world will this …Read the Rest
A Plague of Secrets by John Lescroart – review
This latest in the courtroom thrillers featuring Dismas Hardy and Lt. Abe Glitsky of the San Francisco homicide squad takes …Read the Rest
The Amateurs by Marcus Sakey – review
The Amateurs of the title, in this absorbing new book by Marcus Sakey, author most recently of the wonderful “Good …Read the Rest
Hell Gate by Linda Fairstein – review
Human trafficking, corrupt politicians, a Congressman’s extramarital affair, a love child and some more New York City landmarks are some …Read the Rest
