Carefully Simplistic Achingly Adroit St. Gabriel’s Home for Boys is where the children of addicts, cons and abusers land. […]
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Mike Knowles: Rock Beats Paper
Value of money is relative to proximity Wilson is a professional. The job varies but he uses a tried […]
David Achord: Wildcat
Right kind of PI Wrong kind of problems Thomas Ironcutter has big weight over his head. His wife committed suicide, the police […]
Lone Thiels: Fatal Crossing
Thrift Shop Suitcase Dangerous Journey Nora Sands is the London correspondent for the Danish weekly magazine Globalt. When she buys […]
Ed James: The Hope That Kills
Murdered Sex Workers Lost Daughter It’s the work that keeps DI Fenchurch going, and when the body of a […]
Jane Harper: The Dry
Heat – Drought Hatred – Murder Aaron Falk left Kiewarra, Australia as a teenager, driving away from rancor and suspicion. Many years […]
Kathleen Kent: The Dime
New City Alternate Life Dallas – Detective Betty Rhyzyk’s new city. A place to forget about policing in Brooklyn. New York law […]
Harry Hunsicker: The Devil’s Country
No ones hero Someone’s saviour Once a Texas Ranger, now inveterate traveler, Arlo Baines moves from hill to hollow […]
David Swinson: The Second Girl
Crime & fault Function & abuse A functional cocaine addict, Frank Marr was once a Washington, DC narcotics detective able […]
Rena Olsen: The Girl Before
Happy Home Happy Life Clara is a happy wife. She and Neil live together with their daughters, on a […]
