Recent Reviews
Hold The Dark – A BOLO Books Television Review
Regardless of whether you classify it as Alaskan noir, a revenge thriller, or metaphysical suspense, the new Netflix original movie Hold the Dark will maintain your interest from first frame to final shot. Based on William Giraldi’s well-reviewed novel of the same...
The Druid of Death – The BOLO Books Review
In June of 2014, the character of Sherlock Holmes and the world-building that surrounds him was decreed by court order to be in the public domain. This freed up writers such as Richard T. Ryan to expand upon the existing canon with new stories featuring these iconic...
Lies – The BOLO Books Review
Domestic suspense was once the sole domain of female writers – which is sadly also why it was often sneered at by so-called “serious readers” of crime fiction; but more and more, male authors are exploring what their version of domestic suspense looks like. Take for...
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Recent Articles
Laura Lippman @ The Ivy Bookshop (WILDE LAKE) – A BOLO Books Recap
From the Booking Desk: Last night was the official launch for Laura Lippman’s Wilde Lake. The event was held at The Ivy Bookshop – a local Baltimore institution where Laura has hosted several launches over the years. Having been to many a book launch, I can attest to...
Anthony Award Nominations 2016
From the Booking Desk: The Anthony Award nominations have been announced. Below is a list of the nominees along with links to the BOLO Books review of those titles covered here on the blog. Congratulations to all the nominees! BEST NOVEL Night Tremors – Matt Coyle...
BOLO – PARKER: A Miscellany
From the Booking Desk: If you don't know how much of a John Connolly fan I am, than you haven't been paying enough attention. Today, John's latest newsletter went out to his followers and it included some amazing news. Now available is PARKER: A Miscellany. A limited...
