PhDeath: The Puzzler Murders by James Carse
PhDeath is a fast-paced thriller set in a major university in a major city on a square. The faculty finds itself in deadly intellectual combat with the anonymou...
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Everything is Its Own Reward by Paul Madonna
I was enthralled by this interesting blend of drawing and text from the start and finished it that day and promptly handed it over to my artist wife for her tur...
To the Bright Edge of the World by Eowyn Ivey
It moves from the interior thoughts and emotions of its characters to the historic events that surround them, to the interaction of people across social, cultur...
The Riddle of Billy Gibbs (Steve Martinez Mysteries Book 6) by Henry Kisor
The Steve Martinez novels are obviously not high-tech, continuous action thrillers, but they are interesting stories, well told. Something to keep you entertai...
Tracking the Beast by Henry Kisor
What Kisor offers is a police procedural/mystery with an interesting hook and the people, history and culture of the Upper Peninsula as a setting and important ...
The Eskimo Solution by Pascal Garnier
I usually stray away from noir-themed books due to their very nature, but this book intrigued me based on the plot. Like all noir novels, this is a bleak and de...