Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s The Invisible Code
It’s a deadly game of ambition that starts with two children playing “Witch Hunter” and ends with cold-blooded murder.
Genre: detective mystery
Book Review: Josh Lanyon’s Fair Play
It’s an affront to Elliot Mills on both levels, and he’ll do everything he can to discover who is willing to kill his father to prevent him from publishing his memoirs.
Book Review: Ian Rankin’s Rather Be the Devil
Rebus just can’t retire, especially when an upstart gangster gets beaten, and it seems to tie into a cold case Rebus is mulling over plus Big Ger Cafferty.
Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s Bryant & May on the Loose
The Peculiar Crimes Unit is being broken up, at least until a headless body is found in a freezer where it threatens a massive land development.
Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s White Corridor
An impossible crime, a freak snowstorm, a killer prowling the stranded vehicles, and a mother and child on the run. Can Bryant and May solve the crimes? And survive the snow?
Book Review: John Sandford’s Extreme Prey
No longer employed by the Minnesota BCA, Lucas Davenport finds himself at loose ends…until his friend the governor needs help on the presidential campaign trail.
Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s The Water Room
Detectives John May and Arthur Bryant are one mistake away from being shut down. When the elderly sister of Bryant’s friend is found dead in the basement of her decrepit house, they are on the verge of making exactly that mistake.
Book Review: Ian Rankin’s Even Dogs in the Wild
Rebus comes out of retirement…to save his nemesis.
Book Review: Louise Penny’s The Nature of the Beast
The boy who cried wolf, Laurent Lepage, tells some awesome tales. It’s his disappearance that reveals the truth, leading to crimes & uncovering an old one.
Book Review: John Sandford’s Gathering Prey
Letty’s friend Skye calls, freaking out about Henry and gets Lucas moving. If he doesn’t, Letty will. A move that has Del, Flowers, Jenkins, and Shrake worried about Lucas’ survival. For Sands is P-I-S-S-E-D.