Suspense

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“Only a reader skilled in picking out details will guess this story’s finish.”

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“All the Colors of Night is an entertaining, easy to read novel into which you can immerse yourself for a day or two.”

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“Nick Petrie keeps it all moving, with all the balls in the air, so there isn’t really time for disbelief—just for the next weapon and defensive maneuver, with an edge of self-sacrifice.”

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“wonderfully sophisticated and beautifully conceived . . .”

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“Preston and Child have designed an intricate thriller that takes several twists and turns, but never totally diverts from the crux of the story.”

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“A rare talent and an elusive one.”

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“Whether you’re drawn to Watch Her for the high-fidelity Boston setting, with its contrasts of gritty working-class life and cultured wealth, or for the dramatic and classic intera

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“With its hint of the occult and a powerful storyline, The Witch Hunter is a thoroughly chilling thriller making a solid entry as a first novel in a new series.”

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Laurie Moran is on the Long Island Expressway with her friend Charlotte Pierce heading to the South Shore Resort and Spa at the east end of the Hamptons for a long weekend.

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“Nesbo is always a great storyteller. The world he depicts is bleak and potentially depressing, but he presents it with relentless power.”

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

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Welcome a new heroine to the world of wilderness thrillers: Alex Carter, wildlife biologist extraordinaire.

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“Woods provides a lively romp of a book, but it’s built for entertainment, not solving puzzles. Pick up a copy to update your sense of why James Bond was and is adored.”

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“What distinguishes Goodnight Beautiful is Molloy’s spectacular feat of misdirection and uncanny success in unfolding revelations that are surprising yet believable from the early

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“Using her remarkable, literary voice to investigate the psychological experiences of victims, Oates requires that we willingly suspend our disbelief and reject realism as a means to identi

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“a compelling and rewarding journey.”

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Novels of mystery and suspense and thrillers more often than not turn on event rather than on complex emotion.

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For Salvo Montalbano, the whole episode is as dramatic as a film.

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“‘Life is like a book, each page a different possibility, a different reality. One must only know how to turn the page.’”

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“What does it mean to be secure? And from whom, or from what? . . . We are all in danger, and all bound to protect one another whether it’s in our job description or not.”

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“If you’re not already a fan of Archer Mayor, then here’s the opportunity to find out why so many people are.”

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“Suspense the way it's meant to be, bit by bit, drop by drop.”

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“Close enough to Christie’s own style that the reader could segue from Murder on the Orient Express into this present novel without a stumble.”

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“A social commentary, revealing the evolving of a conspiracy very much at work today, targeting not only a specific minority but also any less privileged group, regardless of race or age.”

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"Don't Look for Me is truly spine-tingling!"

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