Jo Nesbo – The Thirst – A Harry Hole Mystery
How do you bring a famous detective out of retirement? Jo Nesbo faces that conondrum in the eleventh Harry Hole (pronounced Hoo-leh) mystery The Thirst.
Sarah Lotz – The White Road
The White Road by Sarah Lotz is very enjoyable, and highly recommended.
Jefferey Deaver – The Burial Hour – A Lincoln Rhyme Novel
Rhyme is a forensic scientist who acts as a consultant on criminal investigations. NYPD Detective Amelia Sachs is his fiancee and fellow investigator. They are about to embark on their rather unusual destination wedding when they are called on to help with a kidnapping case, wherein a small noose is left as a chilling calling card.
Carla Valentine – Past Mortems – Life and Death Past Mortuary Doors
Valentine biographically takes you through the various steps to becoming a pathologist a history of the profession,a couple of embarassing or touching moments, the morgue, and shares a few somewhat gruesome but oh so interesting inside stories about the process of organ removal to how pathologists also help make the dead for viewing and the tricks of the trade
Matthew Quirk – Dead Man Switch
an easy to read thriller. Someone is targeting Special Ops agents and only John Hayes can stop killer.
Joe R. Lansdale – Rusty Puppy
Joe R. Lansdale is an engaging story-teller with a smooth and easy style that puts the reader at ease with his characters by making them real, flaws and all. Hap and Leonard definitely have personalities. The dry wit and smart aleck banter between them is imaginative and entertaining.