For Gold, like Koontz and Høeg, has a way of combining farce and futility that says...

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Deceptively plain in its phrasing, almost lethargic in its pace, The Twin is about as flat...

Turn Coat is the 11th installment in the story of Harry Blackstone Copperfield Dresden, Chicago’s first...

For all his derision, arrogance, and unreliability, Eric Loesch is not an unsympathetic protagonist. In fact,...

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For All the Living is an excellent debut for Morgan, a bold book of small incidents...