Posts Tagged ‘ Mystery ’

~NEWLY proofread REVISION~a rare lost “classic” Locked Room mystery novelfirst published in 1912, now in public domain,plus the classic Locked Room short story,”The Doomdorf Mystery”by Melville Davisson Post(author of UNCLE ABNER)edited by Russell Atwood(author of EAST OF A and LOSERS LIVE LONGER:Synopsis:”Three men–a judge, a priest, and a doctor–meet over two evenings...
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6 of the best mystery and detective novels in one file: The Secret Adversary, by Agatha Christie; The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, and The Return of Sherlock Holmes collections by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; The Mystery of Edwin Drood, by Charles Dickens; Tales of Mystery and Terror, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle;...
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With the holidays upon us and the spirit of goodwill toward men in the air, let us be mindful of those less fortunate: Joel, Mike and their hapless bots Tom Servo and Crow T. Robot. The only presents under the tree on the Satellite of Love are four movies anyone else would...
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Review “A work of naked truth, as disturbing as it is important-Against Medical Advice turns Tourette’s Syndrome inside out and shows us what it is like to be trapped inside a brain that has a nightmarish mind of its own. This true story of Hal Friedman’s son,...
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With ATOC (active table of contents):An Historical Mystery Honore De Balzac The Thirty-Nine Steps John Buchan The Baron’s Quarry Egerton Castle Trent’s Last Case Edmund Clerihew Bentley Gilbert Keith Chesterton The Man Who Knew Too Much The Man Who Was ThursdayFather Brown: The Innocence of Father BrownThe Wisdom of Father...
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For over fifty years, Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine has been one of the foremost publishers of mystery, crime, and suspense short stories. AHMM each month publishes mystery fiction of the broadest range and the highest quality, featuring every subgenre of mystery fiction. “The lack of a specific house style,” says Kirkus Reviews,...
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From Publishers Weekly John Eldredge became the Robert Bly of evangelicalism with his blockbuster Wild at Heart. Now he teams up with his wife, Stasi, to encourage women to connect with their deepest desires. To facilitate this, the Eldredges reveal in the first chapter what every woman’s...
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Published since 1941, Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine is America’s oldest and most celebrated crime-fiction publication. “The best mystery magazine in the world, bar none,” states Stephen King. Featured in its pages are short stories by the world’s leading writers of suspense. The full range of the genre is covered, from the cozy...
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From Booklist *Starred Review* The facts seem simple enough. While their mothers have coffee, Ted and his older sister, Kat, and their cousin, Salim, wait in a queue to ride the London Eye, an observation wheel that allows those locked in the glass-and-steel capsules to see 25 miles in every direction. A...
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Review San Juan Secret was my favorite. Past secrets collide to bring a thrilling end for all involved. The suspense kept me hooked from beginning to end. Vivid narrative and an understanding of how a child would react to the grown-ups around made both stories a thrill...
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