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Rashad Harrison’s ‘The Abduction of Smith and Smith’ Misses The Mark [REVIEW]
In Rashad Harrison’s novel The Abduction of Smith and Smith, two men play a cat-and-mouse game after the Civil War ends.
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Mary Louise Kelly’s ‘The Bullet’ Is A Page Turner You Won’t Want To Miss
In Mary Louise Kelly's latest novel, The Bullet, Caroline Cashion's life unravels after learning a bullet is lodged near the base of her skull. Stunned by this revelation, Caroline wonders why her adoptive parents never revealed this fact.
Winter At The Door
Although I was intrigued by the premise of mysterious accidents and suicides of several local police in Winter At The Door, it was Lizzie Snow, a former homicide detective from Boston, who fascinated me.
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Whether you are a longtime reader of Tess Gerritsen or are new to her work, Die Again is an enjoyable, fast-paced mystery which spans continents.
Cinderella Murders
I have not read a book by Mary Higgins Clark in quite some time. So I really didn't know what to expect when reading The Cinderella Murder. However, I did enjoy Clark's latest for its methodical plotting.