Recent Reviews
The Woman in the Window – The BOLO Books Review
Contrary to popular belief, it is possible to over-hype something. Take for example, A. J. Finn’s The Woman in the Window. This is a solidly-written debut novel that will please most psychological suspense readers, but the pre-pub buzz wants to make it out to be this...
The Chalk Man – The BOLO Books Review
King has Derry, Maine and Dickens had London, England. And now C. J. Tudor takes readers to the tiny English village of Anderbury in a style that echoes both of these legends. Similar to how Dickens opens A Tale of Two Cities with that now famous “It was the best of...
Seasonal Work – A BOLO Books Short Story Review
It is the holiday season and Laura Lippman has decided to gift her readers with a new story. Called "Seasonal Work," this holiday-themed short story can be read for free online at The Rumpus. "SEASONAL WORK" @ The Rumpus "Seasonal Work" tells the story of a struggling...
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Recent Articles
Agatha Award Winners –
Malice Domestic 26 (2014)
From the Booking Desk: Last night, the winners of the Agatha Awards were announced at the Malice Domestic convention in DC. In case you haven't heard, below, the winners are marked in red. Congratulations to all the winners! Best Historical Novel Heirs and Graces...
Writing Elements – Setting
Guest Post by David Freed
From the Booking Desk: Today's post is the start of a new series of posts detailing the various elements of writing and how various authors incorporate them into their work in a very practical way. First up is David Freed talking about Setting. David is the author...
Louise Penny Cover – The Long Way Home
From the Booking Desk: This week, Louise Penny again used her Facebook page to keep readers anticipation of her next novel very high. Louise slowly revealed the next stunning cover for the Chief Inspector Gamache series. Called The Long Way Home, the book will hit...
