Inside the glacier Langjökull, a body is discovered.  It appears to be that of a business man who went missing thirty years prior. At that time a massive search had been conducted and one of the man’s business associates had been suspected of foul play, but there was never enough evidence to charge him with anything. Continue reading

With Fox Creek, author William Kent Krueger returns to a more traditional mystery/thriller format with a little something extra, wherein a skilled tracker and probable killer is tracking Henry Meloux and two women who are trying to get away from the tracker. Cork is tracking the men following Henry, and Cork himself may be being followed. At Continue reading

WARNING — POTENTIAL SPOILERS AHEAD It’s 1973 and Apollo 18 is headed to the moon … but first a secret mission to destroy a Russian spy satellite that is in earth orbit.  That mission doesn’t quite go as planned and the continuing mission on to the moon (which also has a hidden agenda) is now Continue reading

Kansas girl, Delaney Nichols, decides it’s time for a change and accepts a long-distance job in a bookshop in Edinburgh, Scotland by way of a phone interview. All she knows is that it’s time for a personal change and that the work … whatever it is … sounds exciting. The book shop, The Cracked Spine, is Continue reading

Stephanie Plum is on the hunt for an international computer hacker – Oswald Wednesday. Stephanie is not the most technology proficient sleuth and she’s probably going to need some help.  One night Stephanie is awakened in the middle of the night when she hears footsteps in her apartment. Her gun is not in the bedroom, Continue reading

Mabel Seeley was a mystery writer who published a few novels beginning in the late 1930’s through the early 1950’s. The Chuckling Fingers was first published in 1941.  In it, the Heaton family (Minnesota lumber tycoons) experience some strange goings-on at their remote estate (called “Fiddler’s Fingers”) along the shore of Lake Superior. Ann Gay has received Continue reading

In this prequel to the popular Cork O’Connor series, Cork is twelve years old and takes an active viewing role watching his father, Liam O’Connor, the local sheriff, navigate between two worlds (the white man and the Native community) after Cork discovers the body of a man, hanged in an abandoned logging camp. This is Continue reading