Feature: Gumshoes and Sleuths: New Mystery Books

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• Book Review: Gravewriter by Mark Arsenault

  A mystery that will have even the most jaded reader turning the pages to find out what happens next.

  Review by Mysterious Reviews — on Feb 26, 2007

• Book Review: Triple Cross by Kit Ehrman

  In the end it all comes down to the stretch run, and in this regard, Triple Cross is a winner.

  Review by Mysterious Reviews — on Feb 25, 2007

• Gumshoes and Sleuths: Scrub-a-Dub Dead by Barbara Colley

  Definitely a cut above the average book in the cozy genre.

  Review by Mysterious Reviews — on Feb 24, 2007

• Gumshoes and Sleuths: A Hard Bargain by Jane Tesh

  Probably not the best choice for that inclement afternoon, but it won't disappoint either.

  Review by Mysterious Reviews — on Feb 23, 2007

• Gumshoes and Sleuths: Rumpole and the Reign of Terror by John Mortimer

  Rumpole and the Reign of Terror is only the second full-length novel dedicated to one of the London barrister's cases.

  Review by Mysterious Reviews — on Feb 22, 2007

• Gumshoes and Sleuths: Motor Mouth by Janet Evanovich

  An enjoyable through completely forgettable mystery by the author of the Stephanie Plum series.

  Review by Mysterious Reviews — on Feb 21, 2007

• Gumshoes and Sleuths: The Oxford Murders by Guillermo Martinez

  An intellectual mystery that is reminiscent of a Sherlock Holmes pastiche in both character and style.

  Review by Mysterious Reviews — on Feb 18, 2007

• Gumshoes and Sleuths: Exile by Richard North Patterson

  An international legal thriller that is at its best in the courtroom.

  Review by Mysterious Reviews — on Feb 17, 2007