Series

Randall Silvis, in his new book, Walking the Bones, has placed his protagonist, Sgt. Ryan DeMarco, in the precarious position of questioning his own mental stability.

Dr. Katie LeClair has agreed to join the small town medical practice of Emmett and Nick Hawkins in the small town of Baxter, Michigan.

“combines the insight and subtlety of the great literary masters with the vivid imagery and heart-pounding action of a big-screen blockbuster.”

“The author leaves us with good launch material into the next volume.

“Pharaoh is a mystery for all the wrong reasons.”

What the publisher says about the book is this:

There are so many “In Death” novels now—this is number 37—that it’s starting to feel like one of those long running TV cop shows with edgy dramas and a terrific ensemble cast.

“Bad Blood is a modern-day Shakespearian West End Story with very dark undertones of forbidden love, raw animosity, and cold-blooded murder.”

It’s not easy to write the second book in a series. The author doesn’t want to bore the readers with a re-hash of the characters’ lives. Yet the new reader must be made aware of the backstory.

“. . . [a] bold, bigger-than-life adventure. . .”

“. . . a slapdash effort . . .”

“. . . well-crafted . . .”

“Following this couple through their adventures offers readers book after book of entertainment and emotional satisfaction. If Ms.