The March 7 2015 issue of RTE is out and includes fifteen new reviews
as well as a new interview:
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Plus
Brenda Chapman in the 'Sixty seconds with . . .' interview hot seat:
http://www.reviewingtheevidence.com/interviews.html?id=198
Reviews this week:
ALL THE OLD KNIVES Olen Steinhauer Reviewed by Christine Zibas
Two old friends and lovers from the spy trade meet up for a dinner and
opportunity to rehash an important event from their past lives, but it
will not end well for one of them.
12 ROSE STREET Gail Bowen Reviewed by Yvonne Klein
Joanne Kilbourn's husband is running for mayor of Regina Saskatchewan in
a race that is exceptionally dirty and marked by attempted blackmail
and violence.
COLD COLD HEART Tami Hoag Reviewed by Caryn St Clair
Dana Nolan survives a brutal attack by a serial killer but suffers PTSD
afterwards and has serious memory issues. Was her attack related to the
disappearance of her best friend several years ago?
LACY EYE Jessica Treadway Reviewed by Sharon Mensing
Three years after her father was murdered and her mother maimed during a
savage attack in their home, a young woman returns home amid suspicions
that she was involved in the attack.
NIGHT IS THE HUNTER Steven Core Reviewed by Phyllis Onstad
Former homicide detective Harlan Donnally comes to the aid of a
conscience-wracked judge to take a new look at a gangland murder that
led to a death penalty conviction. Did the punishment fit the crime? Did
they get the real perpetrator?
BUTTERFLY KILLS Brenda Chapman Reviewed by Yvonne Klein
Kala Stonechild and Sgt. Jacques Rouleau are reunited, this time in
Kingston ON, where they must deal with a several murders that appear
random but which in the end turn out to be connected.
LONG WAY DOWN Michael Sears Reviewed by Christine Zibas
Released from prison for his own financial missteps, Jason Stafford
takes on a new case advising an investment firm on a case of insider
trading, all while trying to parent an autistic son on his own.
THE HOUSE OF WOLFE James Carlos Blake Reviewed by Meredith Frazier
When one of their own is kidnapped in Mexico City, the Texas Wolfes and
the Mexico Wolfes combine forces to rescue the victim before it's too late.
THE CITY OF BLOOD Frédérique Molay Reviewed by Sharon Mensing
When a modern art tableau is opened thirty years after its burial, a
body is found buried with it.
GUN STREET GIRL Adrian McKinty Reviewed by Karen Chisholm
Detective Sean Duffy, a Catholic cop in the Protestant RUC (Royal Ulster
Constabulary), struggles with burn-out as he investigates a brutal
double murder and suicide in this fourth in the "Troubles" trilogy.
THE FINAL SILENCE Stuart Neville Reviewed by Jim Napier
An elderly man’s suicide reveals a horrific tale reaching back decades,
threatening powerful people in present-day Belfast and rekindling the
violence.
NANTUCKET FIVE-SPOT Steven Axelrod Reviewed by Diana Borse
What looks like a teen age prank turns into a threat of terrorism which
pulls in the Department of Homeland Security. Then there is a mad race
against the clock to prevent the bombing of the annual Boston Pops
Concert on Nantucket Island and the wholesale carnage that would bring.
UNLOVELY Celeste Conway Reviewed by Anne Corey
Back in his small seaside home town, Harley Jamison falls in love with a
beautiful dancer from the elite summer ballet school, but she may be a
part of a horrifying gang of young women taking terrible revenge on
males who anger them in this chilling young adult thriller.
THINGS HALF IN SHADOW Alan Finn Reviewed by Ben Neal
In post-Civil War Philadelphia, spiritualist charlatans prey on the
bereaved while a newspaperman and a rival medium seek to expose them.
We post more than 900 new reviews a year -- all of them are archived on
the site -- as well as a new interview with a top author every issue.
Yvonne Klein
Editor: ymk@reviewingtheevidence.com
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