Book Review: Jacqueline Winspear’s Journey to Munich
Working with the British Secret Service on an undercover mission, Maisie Dobbs is sent into Hitler’s Germany to retrieve valuable “property”.
Genre: mystery
Book Review: Heron Carvic’s Picture Miss Seeton
An eccentric English spinster and the most lovable and unlikely master of detection, Miss Seeton will draw her way into your heart as she uses logic despite kidnappings and shootings.
Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s Seventy-Seven Clocks
Bryant and May are up against a series of bizarre murders that defy human understanding — and a killer no human hand may be able to stop.
Book Review: Patricia Cornwell’s Trace
Dr. Kay Scarpetta’s inept replacement in Virginia grudgingly asks her for help to solve a troublesome death. Meanwhile Benton and Lucy have their own stalker issues.
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: Charles Todd’s No Shred of Evidence
An apparent act of mercy repaid by an arrest for murder with four young women accused of the crime. A favor at the Home Office and Scotland Yard is called in.
Book Review: Charles Todd’s A Fine Summer’s Day
Charles Todd, A Fine Summer’s Day
Book Review: Ian Rankin’s Even Dogs in the Wild
Rebus comes out of retirement…to save his nemesis.
Book Review: Christopher Fowler’s Full Dark House
A bomb tragically ends the 50-year crime-fighting partnership of Arthur Bryant and John May, and May goes back in time to that first case for clues.
Book Review: Patricia Cornwell’s Depraved Heart
A mysterious death, a missing video, and the FBI raiding Lucy’s Concord estate on trumped-up charges finds Kay becoming more terrified and angry.