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The Lie Maker
This is Barclay’s (Take Your Breath Away) 26th crime novel: he’s a pro. Some may find it overly convoluted but will still root for Jack to prevail. For mystery lovers.
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Cleveland Noir
One of the best in a very good series, this title should fly off the shelves.
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Last Call at Coogan’s: The Life and Death of a Neighborhood Bar
Warm, humane, and generous, this book ticks every box for a pleasurable read.
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Here Begins the Dark Sea: Venice, a Medieval Monk, and the Creation of the Most Accurate Map in the World
This thoughtful and enlightening book will likely appeal to history and cartography lovers of all levels.
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Gallows Dome
This no-holds-barred noir from a writer to watch will grab readers’ attention, and regardless of the graphically described violence, it’s fun. Knight isn’t Elmore Leonard, but they come out of the same stew pot.
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The Last Charge of the Rough Rider: Theodore Roosevelt’s Final Days
History buffs will find this book fascinating.
Napier Bell’s Music Memories | Performing Arts Memoirs
In these reissues of his memoirs (reviewed in the April 2023 issue of LJ), record producer Simon Napier-Bell, known for his work with Wham! and the Yardbirds, gives readers a racy but shrewd glimpse of the British music scene.
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The Tip Line
There are echoes of Patricia Highsmith and Margaret Millar, but this debut takes too long to get there and is not so much about detection as about obsession.
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