Supernatural

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“Nesbø’s taken a mischievous left turn into modern mythology and added a substantial seasoning of Edgar Allan Poe.”

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“Every Cloak Rolled in Blood is a tour de force, a derecho of raw emotion so powerful and overwhelming that you’re really not sure what to say after reading it.”

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“Diablo Mesa is another contrived thriller that will appeal only to Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child’s loyal and unquestioning fan base.”

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Cozy mysteries come in all stripes and appeal to a variety of readers.

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“A ghost and the new owner of her home set out to solve a mystery and uncover a more sinister secret than a mere haunting.”

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“Even as The Peculiarities veers far from the Benjamin Weaver template into strange and unsettling new terrain, infused with dark magic and vivid body horror, it should delight and

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“Another Kind of Eden is a challenging tale by an accomplished master of crime fiction.”

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Bloodless is the best Pendergast novel so far.”

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“Movie fans will thoroughly enjoy the many references to classic movies and how they are woven into the narrative.”

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The Ghost Moths is an adventure story set in a fascinating part of the world by an author who knows it well. The metaphysical flavor adds to the intrigue.”

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“Later is yet another example of Stephen King’s special ability to tell a story that’s both simple and compelling.”

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“a lovely, slightly eerie, and definitely haunting story—of the magic of young love and the attraction of the unknown.”

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“Rowland is good at designing strong tension and conflict scenes that keep the pages turning. Her ending conflict scenes are especially well written.”

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“Lovegrove has taken familiar characters from a much-loved story and created an intriguing maze with twists and turns and dead ends that all culminate in a surprise ending.”

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“A supernatural thriller that promises much at the outset but ultimately fails in its execution.”

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“Suspenseful, filled with evocative writing capturing the reader’s empathy for the characters, The Night Will Find Us takes our fear of that which lurks in the dark and transfers i

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“. . . a Mean Girls reunion . . .”

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“The Living Dead is the ultimate tribute to a remarkable career. For George A. Romero, that’s a wrap.

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“An unseen entity will test the defensive power of maternal love to its utmost. . .

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With a rapid-fire description that leaps from victims’ viewpoint to that of their defenders, Obliteration gives a masterly account of the determination of human b

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“This is one of those books the reader should never start if night is coming on and he’s alone in the house.”

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The Body in the Garden has a good story, is well researched, and employs good writing.”

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In Essie Lang’s second book in her Castle Bookshop Mystery series, Death on the Page, protagonist Shelby Cox is settling into life as the co-owner, with her aunt Edie, of Bayside Books.

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The Chill would’ve made a great disaster movie back when that genre of motion picture was popular.”

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“From the idyllic beaches of Sinabel Island to the climax in an abandoned sugar plant housing illegal experiments, Crooked River is another great entry in this series.”

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