Mary F. Burns
Midnight at Marble Arch
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A new Charlotte and Thomas Pitt mystery from Anne Perry is always cause for rejoicing among her fans, and this one not only ...Read Review
House of Earth
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“Life’s pretty tough—you’re lucky if you live through it.” This quote from Woody Guthrie sums up the outlook of the ...Read Review
Death and the Maiden: A Max Liebermann Mystery
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Sixth in a series starring psychoanalyst Max Liebermann, a “consulting” psychiatrist to the Prague police department, Death and the Maiden does not disappoint, ...Read Review
Kafka in Love
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Kafka in Love presents a prose summary of hundreds if not thousands of letters and diary entries intently pored over by author Raoul-Duval. ...Read Review
Laws in Conflict
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The latest in the series The Burren Mysteries about Mara the “lady judge” (or the “brehon” in Gaelic) crackles with suspense and good ...Read Review
The Midnight Man
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This is the seventh in a series by Doherty that uses the clever structure of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales on which to weave ...Read Review
Celluloid Strangers
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Four brothers—Mori, Joe, Simon and Benny—move from the mean streets of Dorchester, Massachusetts to the cleaner but no less menacing boulevards ...Read Review
The Assassin’s Wife
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Young Nan sees dead people – as well as those about to die, be murdered or burned at the stake. In England in 1460, it’...Read Review
The White Forest
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I almost thought this was going to be “just” a Gothic thriller, but it quickly became so much more—a dark, haunted and ...Read Review
The Twelve Rooms of the Nile
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Who could have imagined that Florence Nightingale and Gustave Flaubert would be so good together? Apparently, Enid Shomer did just that, and her ...Read Review
