Book Review: Donna Andrews’ Lord of the Wings
A suspicious Halloween fire burns the museum and all too soon a real body mars the town’s creepy fun, and it’s up to Meg to save Halloween.
Genre: mystery
Book Review: Charles Todd’s A Pattern of Lies
Tragedy still stirs emotions in Cranbourne despite the ruling of accident. Now suspicion and rumor begins to swirl around the village with hostility aimed at the Ashtons; Bess will risk her own life to find the truth.
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.
Book Review: John Sandford’s Field of Prey
Layton got lucky that night. And unlucky. The smell in that abandoned farmyard led to fifteen bodies and counting.
Book Review: John Sandford’s Stolen Prey
Local politics, a modest business don’t explain why an entire family is tortured to death. Lucas sees it as scorched-earth retribution from Mexican gangs.
Book Review: Kathy Reichs’ Speaking in Bones
It’s a challenge Lucky Strike presents to Tempe. An audio file so disturbing it fires Tempe into pushing a cold case, bones found by Mort, a hunter’s dog.
Book Review: John Sandford’s Buried Prey
The unsolved kidnapping of two girls haunted Detective Lucas Davenport for 25 years. Today, the bodies were found and he returns to a crime—and a nightmare.
Book Review: Steven Saylor’s A Mist of Prophecies
It’s a hotbed of intrigues as Pompey and Julius Caesar fight for control of the Republic, and a young seeress staggers then dies in the arms of Gordianus.
Book Review: John Sandford’s Storm Prey
A critical surgery is complicated by a hospital robbery ending with a man dead and Weather targeted.
Book Review: John Sandford’s Wicked Prey
The Republican convention offers unique opportunities for theft. Only part of a master plan with a .50 caliber sniper rifle and Letty Davenport in someone’s sights.