Mystery & Thriller

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The Rich and the Dead is a fine-tuned, fast-paced thriller by a new name in the game. . . . Totally absorbing.”

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“Mazzeo is a fascinating storyteller who stays true to her nonfiction pact with the reader.

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All superb storytelling aspects combine to make Concealed in Death another intellectually engaging and emotionally satisfying novel.

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She may have just gotten to this Podunk town, but this story is hers, dammit!

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“. . . an entertaining whodunit, with one drama going on before the footlights and another behind them . . .”

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Hunting Shadows is an exceptionally good entry in an outstanding series.

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“One wishes for the case that will somehow provide a breakthrough to alleviate the suffering that hangs over these stories like a dark shroud.”

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“In fine fashion, Brian McGilloway reminders readers that Derry’s troubled past is more likely to be a portent than a panacea.”

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Shadows of the Past is well written . . . Taylor Martin is a strong protagonist . . .”

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“A cerebral noir thriller debut.”

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“If this story has a theme, it’s pain. Physical, emotional, psychological pain.”

Fear nothing? Fear everything. And everyone.

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Theresa Schwegel was born and raised in Chicago. She is an Edgar Award Winner for Best First Novel. Her latest novel, The Good Boy, takes place in Chicago, a town she knows well.

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What would you do if you believed your child was in mortal danger? How far would you go?

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“. . . a good read for both cozy and romance fans.”

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“The immense popularity of the Montalbano books . . . lies in prose splashed with the sun of Montalbano’s Sicily.”

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“. . . intelligently written, deftly paced, and convoluted . . .”

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How does the reappearance of a woman presumed dead, an elderly veteran getting gunned down, and a sunken World War II German spy sub tie into the same mystery? Leave it to Florida author H.

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“. . . one may wonder if Singularity is fact or fiction.”

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Pharaoh is a mystery for all the wrong reasons.”

What the publisher says about the book is this:

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Mae December has a thing for dogs. She owns a thriving kennel business in small town Rosedale, Tennessee.

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“. . . the series’ crowning glory, its pinnacle achievement.”

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There are so many “In Death” novels now—this is number 37—that it’s starting to feel like one of those long running TV cop shows with edgy dramas and a terrific ensemble cast.

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“. . . enough twists and turns and red herrings to please any mystery reader.”

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