

Review: Detective Inspector Huss by Helene Tursten
Detective Inspector Huss is the first in the series of mystery novels by Sweden's crime writer Helene Tursten. Anyone who likes Gail Bowen will love this series.
The protagonist Detective Inspector Irene Huss is married with twin girls. She tries to juggle home life and keep up her police career. The...
Review: Agatha Christie: An English Mystery by LauraThompson
The front cover of this book proclaims it was "Written with unique access to her diaries, letters, and family." Unfortunately, this seeming advantage has not proved very useful, chiefly because the subject was so private and so elusive, although Dame Agatha's inability to date any of her manuscripts did not help...
Review: Storm Runners by T. Jefferson Parker
One benefit of working at Whodunit is that you are surrounded by new and used paperbacks by authors you want to try "some time", knowing these books will be there when you run out of your favourites. One author I discovered this way is T. Jefferson Parker. Several customers had recommeded...
Review: Touchstone by Laurie R. KingI have read and bought every one of Laurie R. King's books and enjoyed each one.
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