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| Crime Writers of Canada recently recognized Rick Mofina as its 2026 Grand Master Award winner, recognizing Rick’s writing career and accomplishments as amongst the finest in the industry. It’s a well-deserved honour, which he proves yet again in his ...more | |
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| To my mind, David Baldacci is as good a thriller writer as anyone currently writing. The breadth of his catalogue is breathtaking, as is his ability to tackle so many disparate topics and sub-genres. A Calamity of Souls is a legal and historical thri ...more | |
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| Unfinished Business is the eighteenth novel in Sheldon Siegel’s outstanding Mike Daley/Rosie Fernandez legal thriller series. As always, the writing is engaging, and revisiting his lovable cast of characters feels like welcoming old friends in for a ...more | |
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| Oliver Pötzsch is a writer whose work I’ve grown to appreciate, in no small part because of the exceptional translation work completed from German by Lisa Reinhardt. His novel The Gravedigger’s Almanac is another fascinating historical thriller, this ...more | |
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| Otho Eskin’s The Reflecting Pool is an unusual thriller with a decidedly quirky protagonist. It’s an enjoyable novel that works as a standalone thriller in its own right, as well as a strong introduction to Eskin’s excellent Marko Zorn series. Washin ...more | |
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"Swamp Justice grabbed me from the first page and refused to let go. The atmosphere is thick with danger, secrets, and that eerie Southern magic that feels alive in every shadow. The protagonist’s moral struggle is compelling, and every twist hits har"
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“fifteen-minute recess and come back or we can adjourn for the weekend. I would prefer to hear from another witness or two if possible,”
― A House on Liberty Street
― A House on Liberty Street
“deeply into pile carpeting that threatens to swallow us whole. A burnished steel FTW logo stretches across the wall with the tagline Feeding the World just below it. Black-and-white photos of basic foodstuffs dot the walls—bushels of maize and soybeans, fields of grain. Feeding the world, my ass, I think as we’re shuttled toward a meeting room. I’ve done some reading up on these folks. FTW is a commodity-trading firm that works to manipulate the futures market to drive up prices. There seems to be nothing that the world’s bankers believe they shouldn’t be free to exploit, including food staples. I imagine that in their perfect world, bankers would pocket a penny or two with every bite.”
― Plane in the Lake
― Plane in the Lake
“To realize that one walks the earth alone is at once profoundly terrifying and profoundly liberating. If nobody else cares, I don’t have to, either. There are no longer expectations to live up to, no appearances to keep up, no possibility of continuing to fail myself and others.”
― A House on Liberty Street
― A House on Liberty Street
“deeply into pile carpeting that threatens to swallow us whole. A burnished steel FTW logo stretches across the wall with the tagline Feeding the World just below it. Black-and-white photos of basic foodstuffs dot the walls—bushels of maize and soybeans, fields of grain. Feeding the world, my ass, I think as we’re shuttled toward a meeting room. I’ve done some reading up on these folks. FTW is a commodity-trading firm that works to manipulate the futures market to drive up prices. There seems to be nothing that the world’s bankers believe they shouldn’t be free to exploit, including food staples. I imagine that in their perfect world, bankers would pocket a penny or two with every bite.”
― Plane in the Lake
― Plane in the Lake
“fifteen-minute recess and come back or we can adjourn for the weekend. I would prefer to hear from another witness or two if possible,”
― A House on Liberty Street
― A House on Liberty Street
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