Ian Rankin has produced another intriguing and compelling Inspector Rebus murder mystery in this book. The inspector is tying up loose ends as he nears retirement but a dead Russian poet changes his plans. On the surface, the Russian’s death appears to be a mugging gone wrong but a little digging on the part of […]
■ REVIEW: Exit Music
Fresh from start to finish Read Post »
When Myron Bolitar promises his best friend’s teenage daughter that he is the one person she can call any time, any place to ask for help, he never imagines it will be a promise he regrets keeping. After a phone call from Aimee during the early hours of the morning, Myron collects her from a cold street
■ REVIEW: Promise Me
A promise kept leads to regrets Read Post »
Alexandra Barnaby (better known to her friends as Barney) and race-car driver Sam Hooker are back in a new novel that follows on from the best-selling Metro Girl. Barney is now Sam’s raceday spotter and during the final race of the season she spots something going on in the infield that will change her life — things that will
■ REVIEW: Motor Mouth
Second in series as fun as the first Read Post »
When two young girls are abducted and killed, reporter Camille Preaker is sent back to her home town to cover the case. The daughter of one of the richest families in the town, Camille, is haunted by a childhood tragedy that estranged her from her mother but suddenly finds herself back in her family’s mansion, re-acquainting herself
■ REVIEW: Sharp Objects
Lots of surprises in this cracking read Read Post »
Author Mary Higgins Clark has added yet another bestseller to her seemingly endless list with this story about, once again, a secret from the past that doesn’t want to stay in the past. A little girl wakes in the night to hear her mother struggling with her stepfather. She takes her late father’s gun from
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In an ugly case of deja vu, Lieutenant Jonathan Stride must deal with the disappearance of a beautiful teenager in Duluth, Minnesota. She’s gone without a trace: the second disappearance in a year. The two missing girls appear to be opposites — the first is a sweet, bubbly 16-year-old while Rachel, the latest girl to
■ REVIEW: Immoral
Chilling psychological thriller Read Post »
What’s even deadlier than terrorists? According to this book, it’s the men who’ve got them in their sights. Cold Kill kicks off with the Asian Boxing Day tsunami and the action just builds up from there, with everything from people-smuggling to attempted murder to hold your attention. Once again author Stephen Leather has come up
■ REVIEW: Cold Kill
Stephen Leather delivers again Read Post »
