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Mission Road
Rick Riordan
From Publishers Weekly
The past collides explosively with the present in Edgar-winner Riordan's relatively weak sixth Tre...
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Rebel Island
Rick Riordan
From Publishers Weekly
At the start of Edgar-winner Riordan's entertaining seventh crime novel to feature San Antonio, Te...
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Killer
Dave Zeltserman
From Publishers Weekly
The strong final book in Zeltserman's felon-out-of-prison trilogy (after Pariah and Small Crimes) ...
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Hard Candy
Andrew Vachss
From Publishers Weekly
At the onset of Vachss's fourth street-smart novel featuring unlicensed New York private eye Burke...
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Have His Carcase
Dorothy L. Sayers
Review
“Written with distinction and wit, and is as much as psychological story as an experiment in detection. It ...
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Broken Prey
John Sandford
From Publishers Weekly
Sandford sends series hero Lucas Davenport's family off to London to ensure that domestic concerns...
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A Stained White Radiance
James Lee Burke
From Publishers Weekly
As the murder of a local cop draws him into the painful conflicts of a bayou family, sadistic vill...
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The Song Is You: A Novel
Megan Abbott
From Publishers Weekly
Fans of James Ellroy nostalgic for his gritty, cynical take on postwar Hollywood in such noir clas...
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Lost Light
Michael Connelly
From Publishers Weekly
Award-winning former crime reporter Connelly (The Black Echo; City of Bones) hits all the right no...
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Voodoo River
Robert Crais
From Publishers Weekly
Fifth installment in Crais's Elvis Cole series, in which the wisecracking private eye journeys fro...
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Trigger City
Sean Chercover
From Publishers Weekly
When Isaac Richmond, a retired army colonel, asks Chicago PI Ray Dudgeon to look into his daughter...
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The Simple Art of Murder
Raymond Chandler
From Library Journal
Chandler is not only the best writer of hardboiled PI stories, he's one of the 20th century's top s...
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The Nothing Man
Jim Thompson
From Library Journal
Published in 1953 and 1954, respectively, this duo by Thompson offer an autobiographical novel of a ...
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Deep Blue Good-by
John D. Macdonald
From the Publisher
When I first arrived at Ballantine, where I am the mass market managing editor, we were just undergoin...
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Die a Little: A Novel
Megan Abbott
From Publishers Weekly
A velvety 1950s Southern California vibe suffuses this noirish novel about a young woman who sacri...
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