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Speak of the Devil
This captivating debut literary thriller entwines the searing stories of several women who suffered at the hands of the same man. This cautionary tale satisfies in its culmination of long-overdue justice for spurned women.
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What the Neighbors Saw
This title will still find favor with dedicated domestic suspense fans but is an optional purchase for most libraries.
An Evil Heart
The follow-up to The Hidden One is a compelling, violent police procedural, alleviated by the love and tenderness surrounding the upcoming wedding. Those who watched Kate’s developing relationship will enjoy the storyline surrounding the wedding and the skill with which the author juggles crime and kindness.
The Bitter Past
This riveting debut has traces of Craig Johnson’s novels, with the personal nuclear fallout in Betty Webb’s Desert Wind.
A Stolen Child
The follow-up to The Drowning Sea takes the series in a new direction; it’s a step-by-step riveting police procedural filled with red herrings.
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The Last Drop of Hemlock
The sequel to The Last Call at the Nightingale is a riveting historical mystery set in New York City’s demimonde.
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What Have We Done
This is perfect for fans of suspenseful thrillers such as those by Riley Sager.
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Hard Rain
The slow-paced, atmospheric sequel to the Tony Hillerman Award–winning Pay Dirt Road will appeal to fans of Marcie R. Rendon’s Sinister Graves, in which another young female PI searches for answers after a flood.
The Poisoner’s Ring
Armstrong’s intriguing and atmospheric time-travel mystery will appeal to readers who enjoy historical detail.
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