FICTION
Released: July 3, 2012
"Barrett's sixth Booktown mystery features a quirky collection of characters, a mystery that keeps you guessing and some appealing appended recipes. "
When a mystery bookstore owner and her ambitious cookbook-writer sister accept a free pre-opening night room at the Sheer Comfort Inn, they walk right into murder.
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FICTION
Released: July 3, 2012
"In a departure from his fantasy Dragonlance series (Dark Thane, 2003, etc.), Crook presents a dark and creepy mystery with a brave but deeply flawed heroine. A promising series kickoff, even though it telegraphs the killer early."
A camera purchased by Jackie Lyons, former Memphis vice detective, photographer and recovering junkie, lands her in the center of a major murder case.
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FICTION
Released: July 3, 2012
"Former zookeeper Littlewood, who certainly knows her animals, adds an informative picture of life behind the scenes at the zoo to Iris and Denny's third case (Did Not Survive, 2010, etc.). "
FICTION
Released: July 1, 2012
"Jack's second case (Classic in the Barn, 2011) offers a thought-provoking look at the world of classic cars and moviemaking along with a swiftly paced mystery. "
A call to investigate the theft of a 1935 Auburn speedster drops car detective Jack Colby into a difficult and painful case.
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FICTION
Released: July 1, 2012
"Slight but charming as ever, with an unusually tart conclusion that insures that Alvarez's well-earned reputation for incompetence will continue undimmed. "
Why is Enrique Alvarez's clearance rate the lowest in Majorca? Maybe it's because the homicide rate is so stratospheric.
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FICTION
Released: July 1, 2012
"Somewhere along the line Jason's killer gets brought to book. But it's much more entertaining to watch Aidy get into one jam after the next. His laps around the racetrack must provide the most relaxing hours of his life."
A second case for British race car driver Aidy Westlake reads like a carbon copy of his first (
Did Not Finish, 2011), with heat indiscriminatingly applied.
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