Recent Reviews
Under a Veiled Moon – The BOLO Books Review
With Under a Veiled Moon, the second in her Inspector Corravan series, Karen Odden weaves together political unrest and societal flaws to craft a page-turning historical mystery. On an evening in September of 1878, London is shaken to its core by a horrific maritime...
The Other Side of Night – The BOLO Books Review
Adam Hamdy’s The Other Side of Night is one of those rare books that is truly unclassifiable, which means that it is also the perfect book to be Exhibit A in any discussion of why the whole concept of categorization is illogical, reductive, and ultimately pointless. A...
1989 – The BOLO Books Review
With 1989, Val McDermid continues her latest series starring Allie Burns. In this unique sequence of novels – each set ten years after the previous entry – McDermid chronicles the life of journalist Allie Burns as she navigates the ever-changing landscape of the...
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Recent Articles
BOLO – Week of March 17, 2019
From the Booking Desk: People often ask me how I manage to read all the books I want to, but the truth is, I don't always have enough time. On this week's BOLO, I have chosen one book I have read and three that are must-reads for me as soon as I have a break in my...
Paula Munier – A BOLO Books Composite Sketch
From the Booking Desk: I first became aware of Paula Munier through her work as a literary agent, but it was when I began to follow her involvement in the wonderful Career Authors website that I realized how wonderfully helpful and supportive she is to the community...
BOLO – Week of March 10, 2019
From The Booking Desk: It's another one of those weeks where there is something for everyone. These books couldn't be more different and yet each of them is special in their own way. Read one, or read them all. Carla Buckley – The Liar’s Child (Ballantine, Hardcover,...
