Recent content from Carole E. Barrowman
Review: 4 new mysteries include a box of doom, a Black Man in peril and an eerie sanatorium
Fiction: From Iceland to Texas, they find peril around every corner.
William Kent Krueger fans, you are in luck. His new mystery is terrific, and so is the new one from fellow Minnesota writer Mindy Mejia.
LOCAL FICTION: Stellar entries in two bestselling series have more in common than meets the eye.
TEST: 24 books you'll want to take to the cabin, the beach or your favorite chair this summer
From Nigeria to Sweden to seedy L.A., this summer's literary fiction and mysteries/thrillers provide exciting escapes.
24 books you'll want to take to the cabin, the beach or your favorite chair this summer
From Nigeria to Sweden to seedy L.A., this summer's literary fiction and mysteries/thrillers provide exciting escapes.
'Year of the Locust' is a bonkers gem from the writer of blockbuster 'I Am Pilgrim'
FICTION: Terry Hayes' espionage thriller crisscrosses the planet.
Review: 'Moon Witch, Spider King,' by Marlon James
FICTION: A dazzling, extraordinarily imagined fantasy that explores the events of "Black Leopard, Red Wolf" from a different point of view.
Review: 'Sinister Graves,' by Marcie R. Rendon
FICTION: The third in the Cash Blackbear series focuses on missing Native women and children.
33 novels, thrillers and young adult books you'll want to read this summer
Whether you're sipping coffee on the porch, lounging in a beach chair or camping in a tent, you're going to need a book.
Reviews: Four mysteries
Books in brief
Review: 'Moon Witch Spider King,' by Marlon James
A dazzling, extraordinarily imagined fantasy that explores the events of "Black Leopard, Red Wolf," from a different point of view.
Review: 'Velvet Was the Night,' by Silvia Moreno-Garcia
FICTION: A wonderfully entertaining, slyly feminist novel that takes place in Mexico in the 1970s.
Review: 'Lightning Strike,' by William Kent Krueger
FICTION: William Kent Krueger goes back in time to recount Cork O'Connor's first mystery — when Cork was a teen.
Review: 'Razorblade Tears,' by S.A. Cosby
FICTION: When a gay couple are murdered, their fathers — one Black, one white — look for justice.
