Steve Lewis
The Hell Screen
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When you pick up this, the second case solved by nobleman Akitada Sugawara, be ready to be immersed in a world that’s ...Read Review
Me and Orson Welles
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Only 35 pages into this lyrical and magical one-week interlude in 17-year-old Richard Samuel’s life, even he recognizes the fact that he’s “...Read Review
The Vagabond Clown
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Marston is a wonderfully prolific writer. Besides two series of detective novels written as Kenneth Miles, which is his real name, he has ...Read Review
The Affair of the 39 Cufflinks
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Murder at Alderley once again! After a gap of over twenty years, this third in the series is another fine throwback to the ...Read Review
Justice Gun
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Lyle Brandt is another in a long line of pseudonyms for Michael Newton, author of over 170 novels, including many of the men’s ...Read Review
Clea’s Moon
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This retro-mystery set in late-1940s Los Angeles has a lot of the right ingredients going for it – starting with its former B-western ...Read Review
Silver Lies
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A first novel, and for a mystery, it’s a long one. As a work of historical fiction, the page count might be ...Read Review
Westward
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In celebration of their 50th anniversary, the Western Writers of America went all out in producing this large collection of original western fiction. ...Read Review
Mrs. Roberto, or, the Widowy Worries of the Moosepath League
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It’s been a long impatient wait for this fourth adventure of Maine’s turn-of-last-century’s intrepid Moosepath League – three years, with Van ...Read Review
Widow in Scarlet
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There are, in fact, two widows in scarlet appearing in this longish romantic adventure, set in England’s Regency era. The first is ...Read Review