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  1. #1
    Shadow Fall
    Book 10 in the series:Tracers

    Shadow Fall - Tracers by Laura Griffin
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    "Shadow Fall" by Laura Griffin is a romantic suspense novel set in a small Texas town where FBI Agent Tara Rushing is investigating a murder case involving a former political candidate. Suspicion falls on security specialist Liam Wolfe, who has ties to the victim and becomes a suspect. As Tara and Liam navigate their intense physical attraction and conflicting professional roles, they must work together to uncover a serial killer's escalating attacks. The book is praised for its detailed forensic evidence, intricate plot twists, and the strong chemistry between the characters.

    Catie shoved open the door and popped the trunk. She tossed her purse inside, then rummaged through her gym bag, looking for her iPod. On second thought, no music. She slammed the trunk closed, locked...

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    Skin Deep
    Book 1 in the series:Station Seventeen

    Skin Deep - Station Seventeen by Kimberly Kincaid
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    'Skin Deep' by Kimberly Kincaid is a romantic suspense novel set in the 'Station Seventeen' series, featuring firefighter Kellan and detective Isabella as the main characters. The story revolves around their complex relationship and past history, as they work together to investigate a case involving young girls being tortured. The book is described as intense, sexy, and full of suspense, with a mix of action, drama, and romance. The author's writing style is praised for its ability to capture the reader's attention quickly and keep them engaged throughout the book.


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    Waking Nightmare
    Book 1 in the series:Mindhunters

    Waking Nightmare - Mindhunters by Kylie Brant
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    In 'Waking Nightmare' by Kylie Brant, detective Ryne Robel and forensic profiler, Abbie Phillips, are faced with the challenge of catching a serial rapist who preys on his victims' deepest fears. As they work together to unravel the twisted mind behind the crimes, a complex relationship develops between them, adding depth to the investigation. The book blends elements of romance and suspense, with a focus on the psychological aspects of the characters and the intensity of the criminal case they are trying to solve.

    The narrative delves into the dynamics between the investigators, the psychological toll of the case, and the suspenseful twists that keep the reader engaged. Kylie Brant's writing style captivates readers with its imaginative plotting, intricate character development, and a balance between the romance subplot and the main crime storyline, making 'Waking Nightmare' a thrilling and thought-provoking read.


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    The Dark Wind
    Book 5 in the series:Leaphorn & Chee

    The Dark Wind - Leaphorn & Chee by Tony Hillerman
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    In 'The Dark Wind' by Tony Hillerman, Navajo Tribal Policeman Jim Chee is faced with a series of interconnected cases involving drug smuggling, windmill vandalism, robbery, and mysterious murders. As Chee delves deeper into the investigations, he must navigate the complexities of Navajo, Hopi, and white cultural values to solve the puzzles. The book intricately weaves together elements of Native American traditions, Southwest landscapes, and gripping mysteries, showcasing Chee's dedication to his duty and his unique problem-solving skills.

    Even from where he stood, at least fifteen yards farther down the trail, Albert Lomatewa could see that nobody had lost the boot. The boot had been placed, not dropped. It rested upright, squarely in ...

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    A Good Marriage by Kimberly McCreight
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    A Good Marriage by Kimberly McCreight is a legal thriller that delves into the complexities of marriages, secrets, and compromises. The book follows Lizzie, a corporate attorney who is drawn into defending her old friend Zach, who is accused of murdering his wife Amanda. Through alternating narratives, the story unfolds revealing layers of deception, questionable motives, and dysfunctional marriages within a posh community in Park Slope. As Lizzie navigates through twists, suspense, and revelations, the reader is taken on a journey of uncovering the truth behind the facade of seemingly perfect marriages.

    The sun was sinking lower in the skyscraper forest outside my office window. I imagined myself sitting there at my desk, letting the darkness fully descend. Wondering if tonight it might finally swall...

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    Deep Dark
    Book 11 in the series:Tracers

    Deep Dark - Tracers by Laura Griffin
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    "Deep Dark" in the 'Tracers' series by Laura Griffin is a romantic suspense novel that follows the story of homicide detective Reed Novak and white hat hacker Laney Knox as they team up to catch a cunning serial killer. The plot is fast-paced, with a complex mystery that keeps readers guessing until the very end. seamlessly weaves together elements of forensics, hacking, and murder mystery, creating a thrilling and engaging story. The author's writing style is immersive, with well-developed characters and a strong chemistry between the main leads, Reed and Laney.

    The relationship between Reed and Laney is a central focus of the book, adding a layer of romance to the suspenseful plot. The author expertly balances the romance and the mystery, keeping readers hooked from beginning to end. is praised for its realistic characters, intricate plot, and the way it delves into the world of hacking and forensic investigation. Overall, "Deep Dark" is a satisfying blend of romance and suspense, with a compelling storyline that will captivate fans of the genre.

    “An expert at creating mystery and suspense that hook readers from the first page, Griffin’s detailed description, well-crafted, intriguing plot and clear-cut characters are the highlights of her late...

    (Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Tracers )

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    Thread of Fear - The Glass Sisters by Laura Griffin
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    Laura Griffin's novel 'Thread of Fear' follows forensic artist Fiona Glass as she is drawn back into a case involving a violent serial criminal in a small town. Despite her desire to retire from the forensic artist job, Fiona is compelled to help as more women are being abducted. As she works with police chief Jack Bowman to catch the killer, a romance blossoms between them, adding a light amidst the darkness of the criminal investigation. The story is filled with suspense, emotional scenes, and a gripping plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats until the surprising finale.

    The man watching her from across the crowded concourse was a study in contrasts, from his receding hairline to his youthful, ruddy cheeks. His hair was strawberry blond—the same color as Fiona’s—and a...

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    The Paragon Hotel by Lyndsay Faye
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    'The Paragon Hotel' by Lyndsay Faye is a historical fiction novel set in the 1920s, following the story of Alice James, a young woman involved with the mafia in Harlem who flees to Portland, Oregon after being shot. The book unfolds in two timelines, showcasing Alice's past in New York City and her present at the Paragon Hotel in Portland, where she becomes embroiled in the lives of the black residents and investigates the disappearance of a child. The novel delves into themes of racism, gangsters, and the Ku Klux Klan, while also highlighting the struggles and relationships of the characters in a compelling and intricate manner.

    The walls of my vibrating coffin are polished mahogany, windows spotless, reflecting onyx midnight presently. I’ve been watching them for several days. When I wasn’t switching trains, which was its ow...

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    The Edge of Justice - Antonio Burns by Clinton McKinzie
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    The Edge of Justice by Clinton McKinzie follows Special Agent Antonio Burns as he investigates the mysterious death of a woman during a rock climbing accident in Laramie. The story delves into Burns' personal struggles, his passion for climbing, and the obstacles he faces in solving the case. The writing style is described as gripping, intelligent, and insightful, with a focus on rock climbing that adds excitement and depth to the narrative.

    ADRY WIND BLOWS hard out of the Medicine Bow Mountains onto the high plateau of the Laramie River, just as it does every fall in the southeast part of the state. It's a steady pressure, as unrelenting...

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    China Lake
    Book 1 in the series:Evan Delaney

    China Lake - Evan Delaney by Meg Gardiner
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    China Lake by Meg Gardiner is a thrilling novel that delves into the dangers of Christian zealous groups wreaking havoc in the name of Jesus. The story follows attorney and journalist Evan Delaney as she confronts an ultra-right church group, the Remnant, in a high-stakes battle to save her family and prove her brother's innocence. The plot is fast-moving, filled with suspenseful twists and turns, and keeps readers on the edge of their seats with non-stop action and escalating tension.

    Gardiner's writing style seamlessly transitions between first-person narration from Evan's perspective to third-person storytelling, adding urgency and depth to the storyline. The novel is chock-full of surprises, mystery, and thrills, leaving readers breathless and craving more adventures with the complex and relatable character of Evan Delaney.


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