Mystery & Thriller

Although this novel is not very long at 204 pages, it is packed with mystery and suspense. Sarah McDonald, a writer, and her husband, Johnny, a doctor, live comfortably in Shadow Cove, Washington.

In 1957, a young photographer and quantum physicist from Washington, DC, wrote his PhD dissertation under the title The Theory of Universal Wavefunction.

WARNING:  This book is hot. Do not pick it up late at night or if you are in a dark, dark wood.

"Dark, bloody, and outrageously comical . . ."

“an intelligent, high-octane psychological thriller from a master storyteller at the top of his game.”

Richard Kadrey’s seventh novel in his urban fantasy Sandman Slim series puts his protagonist, James Stark, right into the thick of a yet another possible end of the world event: the attempted murde

“. . . a mystery starting out small and building to a large and fiery climax.”

Practice makes perfect, as evidenced by the latest by Peter Lovesey novel—number 15 in the Peter Diamond crime series, and more than 30 books altogether.

“Grendel’s Game is a good first novel with a wonderful main character and vivid images of Southwestern Sweden.” 

“You won’t find better noir stories this year.”

“Meltzer’s political thriller finds where bodies are buried at the White House.”