SCCCLD Book Challenge

I Let You Go is a bit of a hybrid book--part police procedural, part mystery as it's told from the alternating points of view of the pol...

The Lake House: a novel written by Kate Morton is a double mystery that leads the reader through several twists.  The book is written in pre...

Dark Places is the second novel written by Gillian Flynn.  It explores the murder of a rural Kansas family, poverty and the hysteria over a ...

Child 44 is a historical fiction novel set in the post Stalin USSR.  Leo delays the arrest of a political prisoner to question a family of a...

Jeffrey Archer presents short stories, many based on true stories, collected during his visit at the expense of Her Majesty.  Some feature...

Dr Temperance Brennan is busy fighting off a cold in Charlotte, NC when she is called in to consult on a cold case involving a child.  As Te...

Haven, a private security firm, has sent an operative into the Appalachian Mountains of Tennessee to look for an escaped felon. The felon, a...

Robert Parker's Spencer returns with his pardner Hawk to find the husband of the daughter of Boston's big mafia-type hoodlum, Julius...

Robert Crais is known for his crime novels featuring Elvis Cole and Joe Pike, which I have to admit I have never read. Someone recommended t...

I was fortunate enough to attend Karin Slaughter's talk and book signing at Spencer Road Branch Library. She was interesting and enterta...

This follows the authors' The Boy in the Suitcase , and it is every bit as engrossing! Nina Borg, the Danish Red Cross nurse, but also p...