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Drawing in the Dust by Zoe Klein
American archaeologist Page Brookstone is on a routine dig in Meggido when she is approached by an Arab couple about excavating the grounds beneath their house in Anatot, Israel. The couple, Ibrahim … more →
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Drawing in the Dust by Zoe Klein
yclibrary wrote 1 month ago: American archaeologist Page Brookstone is on a routine dig in Meggido when she is approached by an A … more →
Freelance - Mystery Writing
careerping wrote 1 month ago: The writing field is cluttered with hundreds of mysteries that are not very impressive in content or … more →
The Broken Teaglass by Emily Arsenault
yclibrary wrote 1 month ago: Not your typical mystery, Emily Arsenault’s first novel is an interesting look in the world of … more →
In Their Blood by Sharon Potts
yclibrary wrote 1 month ago: Jeremy Stroeb has left college and his upper middle class family in Miami to backpack across Europe … more →
Law Abiding Citizen
nelsonyong wrote 1 month ago: I watched the screening of Law Abiding Citizen on Thursday with a couple friends. It reminded me of … more →
The Defector by Daniel Silva
yclibrary wrote 2 months ago: The Defector is the latest action packed spy thriller featuring the enigmatic art restorer and Israe … more →
Murder in the Latin Quarter by Cara Black
yclibrary wrote 3 months ago: The latest offering in Cara Black’s Aimee Leduc series takes place in the 5th arrondissement of Pari … more →
Murder in the Dark: A Phryne Fisher Mystery by Kerry Greenwood
yclibrary wrote 3 months ago: If you haven’t met the Honorable Miss Phryne Fisher, you are in for a treat and if you are acquainte … more →
The Foreigner by Francie Lin
yclibrary wrote 4 months ago: The book opens with the devoted Emerson Chang, a mild-mannered, single 40-year-old financial analyst … more →
Burned by David Hagberg
yclibrary wrote 4 months ago: Burned begins as Patti Monroe and her husband, David, arrive in Moscow from the U.S. to try to repai … more →
The 19th Wife by David Ebershoff
yclibrary wrote 5 months ago: In the year since I renounced my Mormon faith, and set out to tell the nation the truth about Americ … more →
In the Woods by Tana French
yclibrary wrote 6 months ago: The book jacket opening hooked me: As dusk approaches a small Dublin suburb in the summer of 19 … more →
Mistress of the Art of Death by Ariana Franklin
yclibrary wrote 6 months ago: What happens when you combine a modern forensic thriller with historical fiction? You’ll find out i … more →
Drood by Dan Simmons
yclibrary wrote 6 months ago: “My name is Wilkie Collins, and my guess, since I plan to delay the publication of this docume … more →
In the Cut by Susanna Moore
yclibrary wrote 7 months ago: Some of the books I read come from book recommendations on librarything.com, a very useful (and free … more →
The Domino Men by Jonathan Barnes
yclibrary wrote 7 months ago: The Domiono Men is a supernatural thriller that grab’s the reader’s attention right from … more →
The River Road by Karen Osborn
yclibrary wrote 8 months ago: The River Road is a story about a tragic love triangle. Brothers David and Michael have been in lov … more →
Skeleton Creek by Patrick Carman
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yclibrary wrote 8 months ago: Skeleton Creek is the first book in a unique series by Patrick Carman. This is more than a story; i … more →
Maiden Rock by Mary Logue
yclibrary wrote 8 months ago: Sheriff’s deputy Claire Watkins spends a frantic night when her 15 year-old daughter doesn … more →
