An altogether satisfying British police procedural, You Can Run is suspenseful, tense, poignant, and very cleverly plotted. Steve Mosby has, once again, shown himself to be a terrific storyteller.
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Richly evocative of the hauntingly beautiful, yet bleak, Northern Icelandic autumn and early winter, Nightblind is a slow-burning, character-focused Nordic Noir, with a resolution that.......
Read moreMINM Review: Down a Dark Road by Linda Castillo
Irresistibly atmospheric with the sights, sounds, and mouth-watering aromas of fictional Amish communities in northeastern Ohio, and the not-so-quaint mysterious and murderous happenings that find their way to these, otherwise, sleepy hamlets, Ms. Castillo has.......
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Bird Box by Josh Malerman is a multi-award-winning horror-psychological suspense novel, originally published in 2014. While Bird Box is a well-written debut with a creative concept, its pace creeps with.......
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Good Me, Bad Me is a dark, psychological suspense debut that is enthralling from the first page to the last. There may be nothing quite better than the synergy between a captivating, subtly sinister and creepy work of crime fiction, and.......
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Dead Woman Walking may be Sharon Bolton's best book yet. The British author of a recommended backlist of standalones, as well as the Beloved-By-Many Lacey Flint series, Ms. Bolton has penned a crime fiction novel.......
Read moreMINM Review: The Visitors by Catherine Burns
A psychological character study with much promise and potential, in need of.......
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A page-turning, engrossing exploration of the secrets, lies, and imperfections that sometimes hide behind suburbia's carefree facade.
Ms. Diskin effortlessly alternates between "the present", and a timeline that ticks like a.......
MINM Review: Glass Houses by Louise Penny
Intriguing, socially relevant, ultimately suspenseful and surprising, Glass Houses checks a lot of boxes for a satisfying crime fiction read. Glass Houses is.......
Read moreMINM Review: Unsub by Meg Gardiner
A dark, serial killer thriller set in the San Francisco Bay Area, with plenty of.......
Read moreMINM Review: Exquisite by Sarah Stovell
A well-written, slow-burning, character-driven novel of subtle,
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MINM Review: The Lying Game by Ruth Ware
A coming-of-age tale that takes an unsettling turn when.......
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Unputdownable, with just the right level of plot complexity, expert pacing, and.......
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