Tag: mystery
Authorlink Chat: Riley on Murder in Drury Lane
Authorlink chat: Murder in Drury Lane, Vanessa Riley, Kensington Books – Acclaimed author Vanessa Riley talks to Authorlink®’s Anna Roins about her latest release, the historical mystery novel MURDER IN DRURY LANE: A LADY WORTHING MYSTERY
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Book Review: The Spectacular by Fiona Davis
Book Review: The Spectacular, Fiona Davis, Dutton – New York City 1956: Nineteen-year-old Marion Brooks lives a comfortable life in the quiet suburb of Bronxville.
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Interview: Ana Reyes Talks About Her Debut Novel
Interview: The House in the Pines, Ana Reyes, Dutton – Ana Reyes’s debut novel about a woman who long ago witnessed her friend’s sudden, mysterious death, and has since spent her life trying to forget, sets out to track down answers.
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Review: Bright and Deadly Things by Lexie Elliott
Review: Bright and Deadly Things, Lexie Elliott, Berkley – Oxford don Dr. Emily Rivers is recovering from the death of her husband Nick in a car accident. An invitation to stay at the Chalet des Anglais seems the perfect chance for Emily to pass through the grieving process.
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Books to Read: Haunted by the Past by Simon R. Green
Books to Read: Haunted by the Past, Simon R. Green, Baen – NEW ISHMAEL JONES NOVEL FROM NEW YORK TIMES BEST-SELLING URBAN FANTASY NOVELIST SIMON R. GREEN.
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Review: The Mostly True Story of Tanner and Louise
The Mostly True Story of Tanner & Louise, Colleen Oakley, Penguin Random House – is mind-bending mystery, featuring two winsome generational characters on the lam in a mint-green Jaguar XKE. Author Colleen Oakley spins a tale of a dramatic manhunt for two women who’d only met a week earlier before they went on the run.
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Interview: Son Returns to China to Search for Father
A Map for the Missing, Belinda Huijuan Tang, Penguin Press – Yitian is teaching mathematics in America when he receives word that his father has gone missing in China.
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Review: Complicit by Winnie M. Li
Review: Complicit, Winnie M. Li, Emily Bestler Books – Winnie M Li, in her upcoming novel, Complicity, loops us back into the MeToo# movement.
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Review: What Could Be Saved by Liese O’Halloran Schwarz
What Could Be Saved, Liese O’Halloran Schwarz, Atria Books – The lingering quietness of Liese O’Halloran Schwarz’s mystery novel, “What Could Be Saved,” is also its driving energy. The narrative, bouncing between past and present, evolves around the disappearance of a child, and then, his re-appearance a half-century later.
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Book Review: Follow Me by Kathleen Barber
Book Review: Follow Me, Kathleen Barber, Gallery Books – Audrey Miller’s a young up-and-coming professional with a honed and toned body who lives her life online for all to see. She has millions of followers and admirers on social media, but her glamorous online life doesn’t pay the bills.
Read MoreInterview: Author Johnson Reveals All in Truly Devious Finale
The Hand on the Wall, Maureen Johnson, Harper Collins – New York Times bestselling author Maureen Johnson is receiving wide acclaim for the newly-released final chapter in her Truly Devious mystery trilogy.
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The Poison Garden by A J Banner
The Poison Garden, A J Banner, Lake Union – Elise Watters returns home to idyllic Chinook Island off the Washington coast expecting a joyful reunion with her husband, Dr. Keiran Lund, in time for their first anniversary.
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