Hid from Our Eyes is an exciting return to a beloved series, as well as an intriguing entry point for readers new to the world of Russ, Clare and Millers Kill.
Fans of Michael Connelly’s Harry Bosch series of novels will find much to like about this novel and its down-to-earth hero.
A sense of hopelessness and foreboding permeate the novel, which builds slowly but steadily towards its stunning conclusion.
Lodge’s autopsy of complicated friendships, love affairs and eventual justice is eminently satisfying.
Death in the Family marks a bold beginning to an addictive new series.
It’s a thrill to discover how Swanson braids the various books’ plots together as Malcolm grows ever more uneasy and the murderer ever bolder.
Finch’s plotting is excellent, his characters well developed, but it is his prose that truly shines.
There is a free-form stream-of-consciousness element to this first-person narration that is very appealing—world-weary yet cautiously optimistic.
It’s a mystery that will keep you up late at night, haunted by the events within its pages.
Engberg’s English language debut promises a gritty, unflinching procedural series, and will leave readers craving Kørner and Werner’s next adventure.
Unraveling at a breakneck pace and seemingly custom-built for a big-screen adventure, The Rabbit Hunter is a chase you’ll want to get in on.
Armstrong has created a unique milieu for setting her suspense novels, which is no easy task nowadays. Read one, and you will want to read the rest.
Rutledge is one of the most complicated and finely drawn characters in contemporary crime fiction.
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