Spring Reading
It's been a very long winter, but here are some crime fiction novels you can look forward to this spring:
The Killing Lessons by Saul Black - San Francisco homicide detective Valerie Hart must identify two killers to put an end to a killing spree. And this time, there is a survivor.
How I Lost You by Jenny Blackhurst - A woman institutionalized for the murder of her son suddenly discovers that he may still be alive.
No Other Darkness by Sarah Hilary - Two children die, and Marnie Rome and her partner Noah Jake must determine whether their deaths are isolated incidents.
Where They Found Her by Kimberly McCreight - A murder mystery set in New Jersey and featuring freelance journalist Molly Anderson.
For the full list of anticipated winter/spring novels, please see http://www.afantasticallibrarian.com/....
The Killing Lessons by Saul Black - San Francisco homicide detective Valerie Hart must identify two killers to put an end to a killing spree. And this time, there is a survivor.
How I Lost You by Jenny Blackhurst - A woman institutionalized for the murder of her son suddenly discovers that he may still be alive.
No Other Darkness by Sarah Hilary - Two children die, and Marnie Rome and her partner Noah Jake must determine whether their deaths are isolated incidents.
Where They Found Her by Kimberly McCreight - A murder mystery set in New Jersey and featuring freelance journalist Molly Anderson.
For the full list of anticipated winter/spring novels, please see http://www.afantasticallibrarian.com/....
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