Editorial reviews

About Head On

The whole novel is a fun play on the science fiction novel and detective story.

About A Howl of Wolves

Flanders provides insightful moments about working with creative people that are endearing and charming, and delivers a twisty plot that would make book editor Sam smile.

About Burnout

Burnout examines a timely subject, but it’s the depiction of relationships, all with plenty of nuance, that is the main reason to pick up this book.

About Head On

Very clever, wonderfully satisfying fun.

About The Affliction

No subject is too dire for [Gutcheon's] sharp and witty commentator-protagonists, and this is a fun and well-crafted story.

About Cave of Bones

The atmospheric prose in CAVE OF BONES brings back fond memories of travel through this mysterious and legendary world that my family calls home.

About The Wild Inside

I did love the setting and the vivid imagery used to describe Tracy's surroundings and I think Bradbury is a fantastic storyteller.

About The Wild Inside

The Wild Inside is a compelling mystery and suspense-filled thriller that proves Jamey Bradbury is an exceptionally talented writer.

About The Third Victim

The narrative is fast-moving and rife with red herrings and legitimate clues. The Third Victim is one book you will not be able to put down.

About The Temptation of Forgiveness

Once again, Leon gives us that rare novel that will satisfy fans of pure mysteries while entrancing those who are interested in personalities, cultures, and the complexities of life and living.

About The Woman in the Water

As was I, fans of the series will be thrilled to learn more of Victorian-era life and the embryonic investigative endeavors of Charles Lenox.

About The Stakes

I love caper novels, and this one is particularly well done. Sanders puts readers in the mind of Elmore Leonard and occasionally Wallace Stroby, though it is his own unique voice and flashes of terrific prose that ultimately shine through.

About Sunburn

If you haven't had a chance to dive into Lippman's books yet, this is a perfect place to start. Trust me, you'll love her!

About If I Die Tonight

This is a frightening read in that it examines this sort of court of public opinion that is social media today.

About The Woman in the Water

The Woman in the Water is a gorgeous, heartfelt look at a young man on the verge of claiming his adulthood, with all its griefs and responsibilities.

About Sunday Silence

The plots are so intricately planned and clearly put together with each following story in mind - the attention to detail is phenomenal.

About Girl Unknown

Girl Unknown is a slow build, but it so worth it. Bonus tip: if you're a fan of Tana French, you'll want to check this one out.

About Force of Nature

Harper is definitely not guilty of a sophomore slump, and Force of Nature proves that she is on her way to becoming a household name and must-read author.