Dorothy Ethridge
Guest Writer
Martin Walker's "The Shooting at Chateau Rock"--A Bruno, Chief of Police novel, set in the Dordogne region of France.
Sophie Hannah's "Agatha Christie-The Killing at Kingfisher Hill"
Elsa Hart's "The Cabinets of Barnaby Mayne"--An intellectual curiosity serves an aspiring botanist well when she investigates the baffling murder of a mentor in 1703 London.
Robert Galbraith's Lethal White:--"Lethal White" and "Troubled Blood", numbers 4 and 5 in the Cormoran Strike series. Galbraith is a pseudonym for J.K. Rowling.
Graeme Macrae Burnet' s" The Accident on the A35"--An inspector Gorski Investigation mystery
David Weiden's "Winter Counts"--Virgil Wounded Horse is the law enforcer on the Rosebud Indian Reservation in SD. As he investigates a drug cartel he realizes that being a Native American in the 21st century comes at an incredible cost.
E. G. Scott's "In Case of Emergency"--This thriller follows a woman looking for answers after her boyfriend goes missing and a corpse appears that implicates her in the murder of a woman she's never met.
Ray Bradbury's "Killer, Come Back To Me"-- A collection of crime stories from one of the best.
Anne Holt's "1222"--The story of how a small group of people find themselves stuck in a hotel during an apocalyptic snow storm, from Scandinavia's best selling crime writer. A Hanne Wilhelmsen novel.
Mike Omer's "A Killer's Mind"--The FBI calls on Chicago forensic psychologist to investigate the violent murder of three women.
Teresa Driscoll's "I Am Watching You"--A missing girl....a tormented witness....a week of lies. And someone is watching.
Julia Keller's "bone on Bone"--How far would you go for someone you love? Would you die? Would you kill?
Suzanne Brockman's "Flashpoint" and "Breaking Point"--As commander of the nation's most elite FBI counterterrorism unit Max Bhagat puts nothing ahead of his work. Numbers 7 and 9 in the Troubleshooters series
Lee Goldberg's "Monk and the Two Assistants"--Monk investigates the murder of a woman in fog filled Los Angeles. 4th novel in the Monk series based on the popular TV series.
Donna Leon's "The Girl of His Dreams", "Through A Glass Darkly" and "Blood From a Stone"--Numbers 14, 15 and 17 in the Commissario Brunetti novels set in beautiful Venice.
David Bell's "Layover"-- A chance meeting with a woman in an airport sends a man on a pulse-pounding quest for the truth.
Anne Perry's "Death on Blackheath"--A Charlotte and Thomas Pitt novel.