No One Left To Come Looking For You by Sam Lipsyte
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A review of Sam Lipsyte’s unconventional seventh novel.
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It’s a Mystery: “If you don’t know the trouble you’re in, keep Reacher by your side”
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The Sentinel lands a lot of unexpected punches and keeps you on edge to the very end.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “Honor among thieves, perhaps, honor among spies, never”
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A brilliantly multilayered examination of the disillusionment of aging spies.
Read MoreAn Equal Justice by Chad Zunker
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True to formula legal thriller—an ambitious young lawyer, a prestigious law firm, skullduggery rather easily stumbled upon, and a hastily-improvised master plan.
Read MoreSwipe Right for Murder by Derek Milman
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Infectiously page-turning, despite being laughably silly (a familiar to Patterson fans).
Read MoreDelta-v by Daniel Suarez
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Delta-V never falters because it never doubts its own storytelling virtue.
Read MoreMission Critical by Mark Greaney
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This is the eight book in the Gray Man series, but this author is a well-seasoned professional, bringing new readers up to speed quickly and invisibly.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “Evil for evil’s sake is an invention of man”
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A mystery that comes together like the bulletin board full of thread and pins.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “Life is never good nor evil, but only a place for good and evil”
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Felix Francis pens another edge-of-your-seat thriller in the tradition of his father Dick Francis.
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Foe by Iain Reid
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This little “what-if” story develops into a complex tale bristling with unease and tension.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: Society often forgives the criminal; it never forgives the dreamer
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This is a world-class trip with a lovable psychopath.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “Being a lawyer doesn’t feel as honest as being a good con man”
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Iconic Boston PI Spenser delves into the black market art scene and unsolved crimes.
Read MoreThe Weight of an Infinite Sky by Carrie La Seur
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A soft-spoken and convincingly wise novel set in the rural vastness of Montana, ambitiously patterned on Hamlet.
Read MoreAn Innocent Client by Scott Pratt
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The incredible profusion in the last fifteen years of TV shows, movies, and books about lawyers has not, miraculously, glutted the market; readers’ fascination with the American legal system seems bottomless, which is certainly good news for anybody trying to break into that market.
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