Cozy Mystery Review: A Taste Fur Murder By Dixie Lyle
If you like cozy mysteries, Dixie Lyle has a new one for you: A Taste Fur Murder (Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Mystery) is the latest from…
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Looking For Cozy Mysteries? Check Out These 3 Nice Reads
If you are looking for quality cozy mysteries, don’t look further: We have three recent titles hand-picked for you. Rosemary and Crime from a nice…
Our Pick: “The Last Dead Girl” By Harry Dolan
We just finished reading “The Last Dead Girl” and we are very happy about it: This is one of the greatest novels we have read…
Our Picks: Top Mystery Books For May 2013
To compile the list of our picks, we read some great titles that we have received recently: Our May 2013 picks for you is a…
Review: “Dangerous Refuge” By Elizabeth Lowell
Elizabeth Lowell, the author behind Dangerous Refuge, is one of the old-timers in the mystery space: She has more than thirty million books in print,…
A Modern Thriller: “Reconstructing Amelia” By Kimberly McCreight
Reconstructing Amelia is a cool New York-based debut thriller from a rising star in the thriller space: Kimberly McCreight, named one of Entertainment Weekly‘s “13…
A Notable Debut: “The Beggar’s Opera” By Peggy Blair
A Canadian author with a great debut about Cuba, Peggy Blair was a lawyer for more than thirty years. A recognized expert in Aboriginal law,…
Review: “Touch And Go” By Lisa Gardner
Touch & Go is a thriller by Lisa Gardner, NY Times bestselling author of fifteen novels, including the Detective D. D. Warren novels and the…
Hot Thrillers Review: “No Way Back” By Andrew Gross
Andrew Gross has a new exciting thriller out: No Way Back. We recently reviewed 15 Seconds from him (see here) and enjoyed it a lot…
Historical Thriller Review: “Holy Smoke” By Frederick Ramsay
Dr. Frederick Ramsay, a native of Baltimore, Maryland, is a doctor by education and got his doctorate from the University of Illinois-Westside Medical Campus. After…
