I breathed a heavy sigh of relief around ten pages into Benjamin Stevenson’s Christmas-themed Ernest Cunningham mystery when I realised— Thank God! This is no Star Wars Holiday Special.
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I’m a long time admirer of Pomare, chiefly because he does nothing for show, everything for effect. And this is his best thriller yet.
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Going through the newborn stage a second time fluctuates between, “Oh this is a cinch!” to “Oh My God, we’ve done everything, why are you crying at 3am?!” Experience says it won’t last forever, even though ‘forever’ is redefined when a 2 week is old has been screeching for hours.
The hallmark of a @candicefoxbooks thriller is a visceral pace that makes it impossible to look away from its pages. Case in point, “High Wire”—a book you don’t so much read as you do experience.
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“A Calamity of Souls” is the best thing David Baldacci has written in ages—maybe ever. It’s got all the compulsive page-turnability of his best thrillers, but a lot more heart and soul than his customary actioner.
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.@candicefoxbooks’s bewitching blend of wild plotting and frenetic prose is on full display in “Devil’s Kitchen.” Imagine Michael Mann’s cinematic masterpiece “Heat,” but with Fox’s indelible storytelling swagger and you’ve got an idea of what’s in store.
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