The Shifting Tide
Bedford Square
MacPherson's Lament : an Elizabeth MacPherson Mystery
Someone Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe
Dead Wrong
Prey : a Novel
From Barnes & Noble: Angie Powell can't keep Dare Callahan out of her thoughts. On one hand, he's the hunting guide who ruined her own business; on the other, he's the manly hunk who twice asked her out on a date. Now, down to her last Montana wilderness gig, all that seems behind her until […]
Acceptable Loss : a William Monk Novel
“Give her a good murder and a shameful social evil,†The New York Times Book Review once declared, “and Anne Perry can write a Victorian mystery that would make Dickens’s eyes pop.†And Perry’s new William and Hester Monk story, a mesmerizing masterpiece of innocence and evil on London’s docks, outshines all her previous novels […]
The Silent Girl
Publishers Weekly In Gerritsen's gripping ninth Rizzoli & Isles novel (after Ice Cold), a severed hand found on a Chinatown street leads Det. Jane Rizzoli, Boston PD, to a rooftop, where she discovers a female body with a slit throat and without a hand. About the only clues to the Jane Doe's identity are silvery […]
The Jefferson Key
Publishers Weekly At the start of Berry's ingeniously plotted seventh Cotton Malone novel (after The Emperor's Tomb), former U.S. Justice Department agent Malone, who's been summoned to New York City by his old boss, Stephanie Nelle, manages to thwart an attempt to assassinate the U.S. president outside a midtown Manhattan hotel. Malone soon finds himself […]
The Paris Wife : a Novel
The Washington Post – Donna Rifkind The Paris Wife is a richer and more provocative book than many reviewers have acknowledged. What they call cliches are simply conventions that all historical novels share…And The Paris Wife is a more ambitious effort than just a Hallmark version of Americans in Paris. It's an imaginative homage to […]