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One book - just one!
The directive issued to the Usual Suspects for our December meeting: “you can talk about one book, and one book only.” Gulp! I have to say, I understand where our (fearless!) leaders are c… more →
Books to the Ceiling
Eccentricities Run Deep
dewplatt wrote 10 hours ago: Insist I boil at room temperature and my brain will run cold with commonality. Take the world from m … more →
"The world was evil and flooded with front-page news." - The Fire Engine That Disappeared, by Maj Sjowall and Per Wahloo
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Roberta Rood wrote 4 days ago: I greatly enjoyed this novel by the legendary Swedish crime writing duo Maj Sjowall and Per Wahloo. … more →
New York NanoSecond?
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susan4all wrote 6 days ago: Dew will not argue with me about who is cuter, Patroc or Detroc (Darkness Abiding & Dew’s Rants) … more →
"Hound" by Vincent McCaffrey
fictionophile wrote 1 week ago: If bibliophilia is an illness, then Henry Sullivan is terminal! Books are his work, his life and his … more →
One book - just one!
Roberta Rood wrote 2 weeks ago: The directive issued to the Usual Suspects for our December meeting: “you can talk about one b … more →
Hound
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Richard wrote 2 weeks ago: Hound Vincent McCaffrey, © 2009, Small Beer Press, 2009 hardcover, first Henry Sullivan mystery “Dea … more →
Say Wrong
dewplatt wrote 2 weeks ago: Say wrong when you’re the hard core within the soft world. Say wrong when the familiar within you is … more →
Beyond Mind
dewplatt wrote 2 weeks ago: Oh to love something! someone! That only love qualifies it completely! And be able to die for it, be … more →
The Adventures of Silli Page EXCERPT
dewplatt wrote 3 weeks ago: THE ADVENTURES OF SILLI PAGE EXCERPT Silli Page is no ordinary teenager with her sleepwalking and lu … more →
What Peace May Come?
dewplatt wrote 3 weeks ago: The shallow mind is insubstantial, always looking for validation, unable to still. What peace may co … more →
The Potential of Fools
dewplatt wrote 3 weeks ago: What a foreigner may see in a fool, a bigot, an idiot or others of their kinds? Really I cannot say. … more →
The Water's Edge, by Karin Fossum (Mysteries go global, part four)
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Roberta Rood wrote 4 weeks ago: In this novel, Karin Fossum has dared to portray not one but two child molesters as less than monstr … more →
Damascus Road - Providence
Jason wrote 4 weeks ago: By Jason Brooks Anshu Parminder stared at the littered table in front of him. Dozens of pieces of pa … more →
The Adventures of Silli Page: the Case of Benjamin Laire
susan4all wrote 1 month ago: OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCING THE ADVENTURES OF SILLI PAGE: THE CASE OF BENJAMIN LAIRE ON IRTBLOG. THE SYNOP … more →
Crime Publishing These Days
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lisemcclendon wrote 1 month ago: Didn’t make it to a mystery convention this year? Wonder what’s up in crime fiction? Her … more →
Damascus Road - Body Count
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Jason wrote 1 month ago: By Jason Brooks The door to the white van slid open, and Clarke tossed his body armor, coated in Ste … more →
Mysteries Go Global, Part Three: Death in Rio de Janeiro: Alone in the Crowd by Luiz Alfredo Garcia-Roza
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Roberta Rood wrote 1 month ago: The novel begins with the murder of an elderly woman. Dona Laureta possessed knowledge so incriminat … more →
When All is Said and Done
Jason wrote 1 month ago: By Brian Hammond His heart was beating hard in the dark. His hands were shaking. He could feel the … more →
History
Jason wrote 1 month ago: By Brian Hammond It didn’t take the guys in records long to bring him a box of evidence that easily … more →
