FBI Special Agent Pendergast Gets a New Partner in Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child’s ‘Verses for the Dead’ [REVIEW]

August 24, 2022 by Leave a comment

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A killer leaves his calling card at local gravestones in Preston & Child’s Verses for the Dead. (Photo courtesy Canva)

Nobody likes change, especially renowned FBI Special Agent Pndergast who is used to working alone. But government agencies are notorious for switching things up on a moment’s notice, and if he wants to keep his job, he’d better accept his new partner. After all, they have a new case to crack, and this one is as chilling as it is puzzling. Good thing creepy conundrums are right up Pendergast’s alley. Readers are in for another brain-teasing treat in Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child’s Verses for the Dead.

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Meet Homicide Detective Lucas Nash in Michael Murphy’s ‘The Halo Conspiracy’ [REVIEW]

May 25, 2021 by 2 Comments

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Handsome and divorced, Lucas Nash isn’t your typical homicide detective. (Photo courtesy Canva)

A brilliant doctor found dead in the middle of his lab. A beautiful intern on the run for her life. There’s something hinky about the tech company they both work for, and a tenacious homicide detective named Lucas Nash is determined to find out what it is in author Michael Murphy’s new futuristic thrill ride, The Halo Conspiracy.

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Christie Craig’s ‘Don’t Look Back’ Leaves Us Breathless [REVIEW]

February 1, 2021 by Leave a comment

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They are desperate to catch a killer. But what are they willing to risk? (Photo courtesy Canva)

A killer is on the loose. She’s the undercover Fed working to catch a murderer. He’s the cop determined to get the job done. But is he ready to throw the rulebook out the window in order to keep her safe? Find out in Christie Craig’s third thrilling installment of her Texas Justice series, Don’t Look Back.

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Sarah Bailey’s ‘Into The Night’ Keeps Us Guessing Every Step of the Way [REVIEW]

August 25, 2020 by Leave a comment

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One of Melbourne’s newest detectives must discover a murder victim’s best kept secrets to solve the crime. (Photo courtesy Canva)

A renowned celebrity. A shocking murder. The detective on the case must discover who among the victim’s entourage is friend or foe. But will she be able to figure it all out before the killer strikes again? Find out in Sarah Bailey’s new high-octane suspense novel, Into the Night.

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Danger Permeates Leslie A. Kelly’s ‘Nowhere to Hide’ [REVIEW]

August 24, 2020 by Leave a comment

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Evie Fleming doesn’t back down from a story. (Photo courtesy Canva)

A determined crime writer. A jaded police detective. When their paths collide on the darkened streets of the City of Angels, there is instant chemistry between them. But will it be enough to get them through one of the toughest cases of their careers? Find out in Lelie A. Kelly’s Nowhere to Hide.

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