Hid from Our Eyes is an exciting return to a beloved series, as well as an intriguing entry point for readers new to the world of Russ, Clare and Millers Kill.
Fans of Michael Connelly’s Harry Bosch series of novels will find much to like about this novel and its down-to-earth hero.
A sense of hopelessness and foreboding permeate the novel, which builds slowly but steadily towards its stunning conclusion.
A good old-fashioned finale in which the killer is exposed at a gathering of all the suspects closes this eerie tale with a bang.
Who is the hero and who is the villain? In this twisted mother-daughter story, it’s often hard to tell.
Coben stretches his characters and situations paper-thin, almost to caricature, and then page by page brings the story around to a rousing conclusion.
Mrs. Mohr Goes Missing is an unexpectedly hilarious whodunit from Maryla Szymiczkowa.
There aren’t many happy endings in towns where meth is the leading industry, but The Familiar Dark certainly has a satisfying ending.
You wouldn’t think that a book featuring an accountant as the protagonist would make for an edge-of-your-seat read, but you would be wrong.
Sensitive handling of class and race issues give the story depth, and readers will be eager for more after finishing this smashing debut.
Lodge’s autopsy of complicated friendships, love affairs and eventual justice is eminently satisfying.
No Bad Deed is a delightfully Harlan Coben-esque tale of the ways in which the past can influence the present, for better or much, much worse.
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