DCI Louise Boni tracks the battered Buddhist monk through the gathering snow and gloom. She knows he needs help, but […]
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The Whisper Man: Alex North
If you’re lonely, sad, and blue, the Whisper Man will come for you Tom and his son Jake have moved […]
Heather Harper Ellett: Ain’t Nobody Nobody
East Texas in the 90s is a hardscrabble time. People make do, and some do what they shouldn’t. You’ve got […]
Gale Massey: The Girl From Blind River
Bottom of the Deck If you are Jamie Elders, you are living in a dingy trailer under the thumb of […]
Hildur Sif Thorarensen: His Sweet
Feel the race against time Where the girl is held is a mystery. There a few clues and the time […]
Niklas Natt Och Dag: The Wolf and the Watchman
The muck and foulness of Stockholm in 1793 is well described in this debut by Niklas Natt Och Dag and […]
John Straley: The Woman Who Married a Bear
“There is a story about a human being who marries a bear… How does it end? Depends…on where you are…on […]
Sarah A Denzil: Silent Child
Just what happened? He was 16 when he returned, malnourished, traumatized and mute. His mother hangs on to hope. […]
Jessica Branton: How to Experience Death for Beginners
Mystery in the girl Available February 14th A young psychic has a serial killer on her radar. Blurred representations […]
Masako Togawa: The Lady Killer
Philanderer, killer The Lady Killer is a publication from 1963 translated from Japanese, it’s a little bit […]
