Recent Reviews
Short Stories by Ann Cleeves – The BOLO Books Review
“The Woman on the Island” is Ann Cleeves’ most recent short story. While the tale is extremely brief, it does help to fill in some backstory on Vera Stanhope’s past relationship with her father, Hector. Needing a respite from her police duties, Vera takes what she...
Night Shadows – The BOLO Books Review
Night Shadows is the third book in Eva Björg Ægisdóttir’s Forbidden Iceland series. Following both The Creak on the Stairs and Girls Who Lie, Night Shadows continues the evolution of Detective Elma and her family, friends, and colleagues, while also documenting the...
A Scandal in Brooklyn – A BOLO Books Short Story Review
Lauren Wilkinson’s “A Scandal in Brooklyn” is a clever short story that updates the Sherlockian mythos for a more modern and diverse audience. Here, Irene Adler is a Black woman in the midst of divorcing her tech billionaire husband, when a girlfriend asks Irene to...
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Recent Articles
Tracee de Hahn – A BOLO Books Composite Sketch
From The Booking Desk: Tracee de Hahn and I were seated next to each other at an evening dinner during last year's Malice Domestic, so naturally we struck up a conversation and discovered that we shared similar opinions on the myriad of topics we managed to cover in...
Cover Reveal – The Skeleton Stuffs A Stocking
From the Booking Desk: I believe that BOLO Books has hosted the cover reveal for all of Leigh Perry's Family Skeleton books after its debut. Frankly, when Toni Kelner asks, I say yes, because I am just that much of a fan of her work. At this point, Sid and I are old...
BOLO – Week of March 24, 2019
From the Booking Desk: If you visit BOLO Books regularly, you've heard of this week's books already, but now you can finally read them for yourself. Enjoy! Holly West, editor – Murder-A-Go-Go’s (Down & Out, Paperback, $18.95, 03/25/2019) BOLO Books Comments: The...
