Michael Koryta

by Michael Koryta

A compulsively readable novel about brothers on opposite sides of life. Full review >

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by Michael Koryta

A gracefully written, straight-ahead detective story with a welcome 11th-hour surprise. Full review >

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by Michael Koryta

Nicely told, with the requisite genre beatings and gunplay reserved for the end and the equally requisite angst, this time... Full review >

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The plot has its share of boilerplate elements. But sentence for polished sentence, no one in the genre writes better. Full review >

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by Michael Koryta

Feisty plotting and the most memorable prose since Chandler. Koryta (A Welcome Grave, 2007, etc.) belongs on every genre... Full review >

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by Michael Koryta

A commanding performance in the field of supernatural noir. Full review >

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Koryta (The Cypress House, 2011, etc.), whose affection for the big cats and those who care for them is contagious, has... Full review >

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by Michael Koryta

A departure from Kortya’s Lincoln Perry p.i. series (The Silent Hour, 2009, etc.) that’s every bit as well-written. Full review >

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