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After short-timer Nate McClusky kills a member of the Aryan Steel prison gang, he is released from jail to find the gang has put a death warrant on his head. Taking to the road with his year-old daughter, Nate sets out to hit the gang where it hurts. Reading like mid-period James Ellroy, this is both a dark, original take on the chase novel and a strangely touching portrait of a father-daughter relationship framed in barbed wire. Three Years with the Rat , by Jay Hosking. Neuroscientist Hosking turns in a startlingly fine performance with his first novel, about a man so determined to find his missing sister that he risks his own reality to solve the mystery of her disappearance.
During the hot English summer of , Margaret Creasy goes missing, and year-old Gracie Bennett and her best friend, Tilly, set out to find her.
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In a masterfully constructed plot, Gracie—who sniffs out the lies told by her adult neighbors—learns a lesson about loyalty and true friendship, as secrets born of shame are gradually revealed. An understated, quirky debut distinguished by its pitch-perfect prose and intriguing structure.
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Then he meets Mecha, sees her pearl necklace, and finds himself torn between business and pleasure. The Dry , by Jane Harper. The Girl Before , by Rena Olsen. IQ , by Joe Ide. Little Deaths , by Emma Flint. This compelling crime-fiction debut is clearly based on the Alice Crimmins case, in which the New York woman was convicted and served a prison sentence for the deaths of her children.
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This is absolutely absorbing literary crime fiction, perfect for fans of Megan Abbott and Sarah Waters. Look forward to more from the gifted Flint, who has revealed in interviews that she has been a reader of true crime since childhood. Thirty years ago, six college friends set out to explore an abandoned prison.
One of the group disappeared, and his body has now been found. Lies fester and multiply, undermining intimate relationships in this psychological thriller. When the manipulative Carla, now a grown woman, reenters their lives, very bad things happen. Corry skillfully intertwines plotlines and jumps back and forth in time, shrewdly building suspense until the end. Shadow Man , by Alan Drew. Drew treats young victims and troubled investigators with the same sensitivity while offering a powerful eulogy to a California landscape under assault from rampant development.
She Rides Shotgun , by Jordan Harper. After short-timer Nate McClusky kills a member of the Aryan Steel prison gang, he is released from jail to find the gang has put a death warrant on his head. Taking to the road with his year-old daughter, Nate sets out to hit the gang where it hurts. Reading like mid-period James Ellroy, this is both a dark, original take on the chase novel and a strangely touching portrait of a father-daughter relationship framed in barbed wire.
Three Years with the Rat , by Jay Hosking.
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Neuroscientist Hosking turns in a startlingly fine performance with his first novel, about a man so determined to find his missing sister that he risks his own reality to solve the mystery of her disappearance. During the hot English summer of , Margaret Creasy goes missing, and year-old Gracie Bennett and her best friend, Tilly, set out to find her. In a masterfully constructed plot, Gracie—who sniffs out the lies told by her adult neighbors—learns a lesson about loyalty and true friendship, as secrets born of shame are gradually revealed. An understated, quirky debut distinguished by its pitch-perfect prose and intriguing structure.
I am looking for a well published author that has a few books on mystery and crime.