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Dennis Lehane, Moonlight Mile…
A rock-solid character piece Detective fiction is where 20th — and … more »
John le Carre, Our Kind of Tra…
A master of Cold War spy fiction finds plenty of intrigues in the 21st ce… more »
Scarlett Thomas, Our Tragic Un…
A metafictional novel that inverts the staples of contemporary women'… more »
China Mieville, Kraken…
A whodunit romp with ingenious twists and sly themes "The New Weird… more »
Justin Cronin, The Passage…
A canny, literary reinvention of vampirism Vampires, zombies, the America… more »
Stieg Larsson, The Girl Who Ki…
The final installment of the thrilling Millennium series A common rule in… more »
Maggie O’Farrell, The Ha…
Maggie O'Farrell's The Hand That First Held Mine is the yin to th… more »
Hugh Ambrose, The Pacific…
Part director's cut, part remix, part sequel Those who adore the HBO … more »
Sarah Blake, The Postmistress…
A well-seasoned stew of wartime themes refracted through the lens of a sl… more »
Jeff Sharlet, The Family…
A fascinating and chilling exposé of the most influential Christia… more »
Lee Child, Gone Tomorrow…
Another brilliant potboiler featuring the most thoughtful protagonist in … more »
Lee Child, Gone Tomorrow…
Another brilliant potboiler featuring the most thoughtful protagonist in … more »
Glen David Gold, Sunnyside…
A fearless look at the rise of the global media market and the people it … more »
Keith Donohue, The Stolen Chil…
A Brothers Grimm fairy tale updated for the age of the memoir Imagine you… more »
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