Murder

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“a pot boiler that moves quickly and keeps us guessing as to the outcome.”

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“The plot is thriller-quick, the technical knowledge on display impressive.”

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“a drama that's part romance, part mystery, part crime caper. Each part is told with breathtaking pacing and rich descriptions.

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“Brisk punchy chapters, constant action and tension, and an urban stew of nationalities make this a very spicy mystery with lives and families at stake at every turn.”

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a fast-paced mystery with lots of humorous interplay between the characters, crimes to solve, and recipes to try as well.”

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“By the end of The Mirror it’s clear that Sonya and her allies need to enter the haunted past, retrieve seven rings (no hobbits though), and defeat the witch and her curse.”

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“Unlike your cousin’s famous and always mushy kugel recipe, this book’s tasty enough to keep reheating—that is, re-reading.”

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“This is a case with haunting memories for Eve Dallas, for in another life, she could have been the victim.”

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“solid, darkly fun . . .”

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“a beautiful blend of reality and the paranormal, a fresh way of looking at life and a guide to moving beyond guilt and sorrow into a world where hope and light are possible.”

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“The action is expertly propelled forward by a well-constructed plot and the scintillating dialogue that showcases the skills of the author . . .”

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“such a propulsive page turner it’s almost impossible to put down as the tension builds . . .”

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“Not a single Jack Reacher story or doppelganger in here, that’s true—and yet maybe this is the collection of stories that Reacher might carry with him next time he sticks out a thumb.”

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“a mixed-qualities novel that will appeal to a mixed audience.”

Ever heard of “forensic linguistics”?

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The premise for Pearson’s story, Bright and Tender Dark, is a classic whodunit. Karlie Richards is a college student in North Carolina, and she is murdered.

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“The themes tackled in this story are important, painful, and relevant for our modern day, presented in beautiful prose and complex storytelling.”

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“How far would you go for a friend in need if it meant your life and liberty might come crashing down upon you?”

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“Readers are advised to clear their deck for a fast, intense reading experience. It’s impossible to predict what will happen next . . .”

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“Secrets are revealed and surprise after surprise unfolds in this suspenseful, unforgettable novel filled with mystery and intrigue.”

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Middletide is a mystery novel whose twists and turns will keep the reader intrigued and turning pages.”

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Not long before Ellery and Luke Wainwright were to embark upon a dream 20th wedding anniversary trip to Broken Point, an exorbitantly expensive and extremely remote luxury resort in Big Sur, Califo

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“As in many of the best series in the genre, Comey offers a strong and generous protagonist who’s justifiably optimistic about long-term friendship and loyalty.”

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Secrets, lies, and a murderous conspiracy . . . churn at the heart of Harlan Coben's blistering new novel.”

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“Perfect reading for a rainy day at the cottage, when nothing else will do but a charming and witty whodunit.”

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“Well-written with enough twists and turns to keep a reader turning the pages, Perrin weaves a taut and unusual tale.”

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