Bad Blood: A Novel (Alexandra Cooper Mysteries)32 reviews Linda Fairstein Scribner, 2007 Bad Blood + This series keeps going strong! + CSI-Style Thriller Arrived on time and in excellent condition. Have not read the book yet, but have read many other "Alexandra Cooper" books by Linda Fairstein and have enjoyed them very much.             Nature Girl149 reviews Carl Hiaasen Knopf, 2006 Great Weekend Read + better than what many other amazon.com reviewers suggest + Great Airplane/Airport Reading - Vintage Hiassen + jungle girl             Water Like a Stone: A Novel (Duncan Kincaid/Gemma James Novels)27 reviews Deborah Crombie William Morrow, 2007 Thank goodness for Deborah Crombie!! + Crombie books rock!!!! + A Wonder in the Winterland of Rural England I just discovered her wonderful series a couple of months ago. I read one of them and went back to the library to get everything else of hers they had or could get on inter-library loan. I think I've now read eight and loved every one of them. (I thought that was all of them, but I read here --O ...             Red Cat (John March Mysteries)18 reviews Peter Spiegelman Knopf, 2007 Red Cat - Peter Spiegelman + Great book! + a solid gum-shoe mystery + Good plot, a bit tired of protagonist + A Little Slow but Good Nonetheless!             A False Mirror (Inspector Ian Rutledge)19 reviews Charles Todd William Morrow, 2007 Not up to Todd's usual great writing... + well written mystery This is a readable book. I would not hesitate to recommend it to someone who enjoys mysteries. However, it is not as tightly plotted and written as the earlier mysteries in this series. It seems at times as though Todd was reaching for a certain length of book, and that the book could have been ...             Death Comes for the Fat Man (Dalziel and Pascoe Mysteries)28 reviews Reginald Hill HarperCollins, 2007 Every page enjoyable + Great read + Fat Andy "half in love with easeful death"? Not bloody likely! + You can't have one without the other. + Can't have One without the Other             The Alibi Man46 reviews Tami Hoag Bantam, 2007 A bad boys club + Shades of the Past + Excellent thriller with many of the same characters as Dark Horse + The plot galloped right along             Innocent in Death108 reviews J.D. Robb G.P. Putnam's Sons, 2007 HER USUAL EXCELLENT READ + great book! + THE FUTURE OF MURDER, NEW YORK STYLE + Innocent In Death + Gets better and better...             Lean Mean Thirteen (Stephanie Plum, No. 13)350 reviews Janet Evanovich St. Martin's Press, 2007 Stephanie Plum Strikes Again + Lean Mean Thriteen + a little lean + book hawk             The Killing Moon: A Novel13 reviews Chuck Hogan Scribner, 2007 Hogan is Great + A good one... + loved this + Death in a Small Town + Seamy small town thriller             A Deeper Sleep (Kate Shugak Mysteries, No. 15)22 reviews Dana Stabenow St. Martin's Minotaur, 2007 A Deeper Sleep + I'm bemused by the ending + Another Excellent Story + Contrived Ending             Absolute Fear39 reviews Lisa Jackson Kensington, 2007 GREAT BOOK I LOVED THIS BOOK, NOW I HAVE TO BUY THE NEXT ONE, LOST SOULS, CANT WAIT TO GET IT.             Beyond Reach (Grant County)154 reviews Karin Slaughter Delacorte Press, 2007 Beyond Reach - a disappointment I read some of the reader reviews that were favorable and decided to try this book. I initially found the writing somewhat awkward, but eventually the story became more interesting. Later in the book two of the main characters, Lena and Jeffrey, who were smart cops did very stupid things to set ...             The Next Victim (Kali O'Brien Mysteries)6 reviews Jonnie Jacobs Kensington, 2007 Murder and secrets + A+Mystery Lover ! + A very good read + Extra depth and richness in new Kali book + What can I say? Well....             The Dead Place5 reviews Stephen Booth Bantam, 2007 Don't eat lunch + A corpse-laden Dead Place + Some of the Best Crime Writing Around + Brit Crime and Suspense             I Heard That Song Before: A Novel97 reviews Mary Higgins Clark Simon & Schuster, 2007 Another great book by Mary Higgins Clark + 3.5 Star Suspenseful Tale + First Mary Higgins Clark book, I've made it all the way through! + Good MHC novel             Stone Killer (Detective Chief Inspector Woodend) Sally Spencer Severn House Publishers, 2006 Prove my wife is innocent or the hostages die!DCI Woodend has just days to prove that Judith Maitland did not butcher her lover; a few terrifying days to find the real killer. But with the hostage-takers growing twitchy and the army itching to intervene whatever the cost, how can he avoid a bloodbath especially as all the evidence suggests that she is guilty? How can he produce proof if there is ...             Priest: A Novel (Jack Taylor Series)11 reviews Ken Bruen St. Martin's Minotaur, 2007 Irish Noir + Kne Bruens's the Priest + Pitch-black noir in Galway There is no joy for Jack Taylor. This book is like a train wreck. A glorious , noir train wreck that you wouldn't look away from even if you could. The running dialog inside Jacks head is a fascinating window into the mind of a man that reads voraciously out of a desperate need to mask the pain. An ...             Murder Among the OWLS (Sheriff Dan Rhodes Mysteries, No. 14)6 reviews Bill Crider St. Martin's Minotaur, 2007 Good plot, wonderful characters, under a laid-back tone + Another Hoot from Blacklin County and Bill Crider + A laid back enjoyable mystery! + An accidental death -- or is it?             Learning to Kill: Stories4 reviews Ed McBain Harvest Books, 2007 "Pulp fiction" at it's best + Mastering the Craft of Crime: How Ed McBain Learned to Kill + The history of a great American crime author Long before Quentin Tarantino popularized the term, there once was a real world of "pulp fiction." For the first half of the 20th century, magazines printed on cheap "pulp" paper with names like Black Mask, Manhunt and Argosy thrilled readers with lurid covers and often equally lurid tales of crime ...