Kōtarō Isaka pulls Ladybird in for one more simple job in Hotel Lucky Seven, the […]
Strangers on a Train, by Patricia Highsmith
I don’t think I’ve ever read a book before that made me want to shower […]
The White Lady, by Jacqueline Winspear
Linni de Witt is supposed to be retired. She’s definitely earned it, since she worked […]
The Instruments of Darkness, by John Connolly
Charlie Parker returns in The Instruments of Darkness, by John Connolly, the twenty-first book in […]
The Rumor Game, by Thomas Mullen
Thomas Mullen dives deeply into the gray area between good and evil in The Rumor […]
The Interpreter, by Brooke Robinson
Revelle Lee is full of secrets. She never talks about her past. She never talks […]
The Mantis, by Kōtarō Isaka
Trigger warning for suicide. Kōtarō Isaka continues his tales of Japanese assassins in The Mantis […]
The Madstone, by Elizabeth Crook
Benjamin Shreve is a good man. He’s the kind of man who keeps his promises, […]
How Can I Help You? by Laura Sims
Laura Sims’s novel, How Can I Help You?, took me right back to the handful […]
Killers of a Certain Age, by Deanna Raybourn
The quartet of Billie, Helen, Natalie, and Mary Alice were supposed to kick off their […]