Mystery & Thriller

“Celine is the portrait of a remarkable woman: a plausible super-granny with endearing panache who helps heal broken hearts and wounded souls.”

"Faye’s prose seduces readers . . ."

Writer Michael Sims, on a recent New York Times Book Review podcast, called Sherlock Holmes the “first modern super hero.”

Forget the ubiquitous British bulldog: spider-eyelashed girls, mini skirts riding ever upward, were liberation’s new logo in Swinging Sixties England.

Is it better to leave the dead alone or bring them back into our lives?

“The Third Hell is one hell of a good story.”

“An engaging suspense thriller despite its major gaffe in the ending’s twist. Novel in its concept and construction, this is one unsettling book.”

“the evil men do truly does live after them . . .”

“The Girl Before will appeal greatly to fans of psychological suspense, even more to those who appreciate the chills of a good haunted house story.”

“The Nowhere Man is a good ride down a toboggan run of nonstop action and intrigue.”

“Deeply engaged in the connection with the physical body and the human soul . . .”

Jack the Ripper wreaked fear and havoc across the overcrowded slums of Whitechapel in the East End of London in 1888.

“Ultimately the people who love Swanson’s work will remember . . .