The reader of an Enzo Macleod mystery faces a formidable task: Confronted by the deviousness of the unsolved crime Enzo …Read the Rest
Tag: Theodore Feit
Dead Man’s Chest by Kerry Greenwood – review
The Hon. Phryne Fisher makes her 16th appearance in this novel wherein she deservedly takes her entourage, including daughters Ruth …Read the Rest
The Final Reckoning By Sam Bourne – review
Truth and fiction merge in this thriller about survivors of the holocaust taking justice into their own hands, seeking out …Read the Rest
Kind of Blue by Miles Corwin – review
The author, a former crime reporter for the L.A. Times, has published three non-fiction books prior to this, his first …Read the Rest
Box 21 by Anders Roslund and Borge Hellstrom – review
This is not an easy novel to read, but it is well worth it because it is quite different from …Read the Rest
Murder on the Palais Royal by Cara Black – review
The sights, sounds and smells of Paris were authenticated not only in the reading of this novel, but in actually …Read the Rest
G.I. Bones by Martin Limon – review
Seoul, South Korea, is one of the more exotic locales for a murder mystery, and the C.I.D operatives, Sgts. Sueno …Read the Rest
Negative Image by Vicki Delany – review
With each entry in the Constable Molly Smith-Trafalgar City Police Sergeant John Winters series, the plots become more sophisticated, the …Read the Rest
Death Echo by Elizabeth Lowell – review
International intrigue is at the heart of the plot which joins Emma Cross, former CIA operative and now with St. …Read the Rest
Outwitting Trolls by William G. Tapply – review
Unfortunately, this is the final Brady Coyne novel. It was completed shortly before William G. Tapply’s death last year. He …Read the Rest
Edge by Jeffrey Deaver – review
While Jeffery Deaver’s newest novel is uneven, it is unusually enigmatic, always coming up with the unexpected. The characters often …Read the Rest
Past Tense by Catherine Aird
This is the newest in the Sloan and Crosby mystery series, DCI Sloan and Constable Crosby, that is, the quaint …Read the Rest
FAITHFUL PLACE by Tana French – review
Twenty-two years after he left his home on Faithful Place in Dublin, Frank Mackey gets a telephone call from his …Read the Rest
TESTAROSSA By Julie Dolcemaschio
In case you don’t speak Italian, the title of the book means redhead. It also is the surname of the …Read the Rest
THE WHISPERERS by John Connolly – review
There is always the element of the supernatural in a Charlie Parker novel. And “The Whisperers” is no exception. However, …Read the Rest
DEAD LINE by Stella Rimington
In the newest entry in one of the better contemporary spy series, highlighting the activities of Liz Carlyle and her …Read the Rest
CAPER by Parnell Hall
Nobody he knows ever said Stanley Hastings was the brightest PI on the street. In fact, they usually call him …Read the Rest
SPEAK NO EVIL by Martyn Waites – review
Three subplots run through this Joe Donovan novel, the fourth in the series. The main theme involves a book Joe …Read the Rest
