With tantalizing romance and a hot air balloon chase, this Gilded Age mystery is a very good time indeed.
With tantalizing romance and a hot air balloon chase, this Gilded Age mystery is a very good time indeed.
With tantalizing romance and a hot air balloon chase, this Gilded Age mystery is a very good time indeed.
Vivid settings and high emotions keep the suspense at fever pitch, but it’s the characters that make Arlen’s series kickoff such a stunner.
Think a Victorian-era Archie Goodwin narrating the exploits of a sleuth with an Indiana Jones-esque penchant for derring-do.
Bruen’s command of language and metaphor is on full display in his trademark staccato verse, and his sense of place is superb.
Charles Todd does a magnificent job with atmosphere and dialogue while keeping the good-hearted heroine one step ahead of the bad guys.
Peter Colt delivers a tale of intrigue and classic noir in his debut novel, The Off-Islander.
This first book in a series is an engaging, smart and inspiring read.
This wonderfully executed mystery straddles the line between psychological thriller and good old-fashioned whodunit.
Few suspense novelists display a better grip of political and racial divides than Attica Locke.
Land of Wolves fills in the little details with immediacy, bringing life to a suspenseful narrative.
The nicely paced Bomber’s Moon is replete with well-developed characters and relationships, with the unusual bonus of oddly likable villains.
In the language of its time, this is a corker.
Perry juggles plot details with finesse and moves the plot toward a creepy conclusion that adds a few shivers to this cozy.
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