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CC Mar 04.Qxd “where a good crime C r i m e can be had by all” c h r o n i c l e Issue #218 March 2004 FOUR GREAT AUTHORS, FOUR GREAT BOOKS... Barbara NADEL Ann GRANGER Petrified (320pp Tp 32.95) That Way Murder Lies ( 288pp Tp 32.95) The disappearance of two children deeply concerns Inspector Alan Markby and Meredith Mitchell tackle a new case when a Cetin Ikmet, but even more worrying is that their own family middle-aged woman starts to receive poison pen letters members can't seem to agree when and where they were last relating to a murder of which she was acquitted when she was seen. Are they covering up and why? The answer, when it twenty. But this mystery is not the only thing they need to comes, is even more shocking than the crime. The sixth in this resolve. There's also the question of their own on-off excellent series set in Istanbul. relationship. The fifteenth in this great English police series. Alafair BURKE Judgment Calls (352pp Tp 24.95) An apparently simple assault case spirals into a complex web of violence and deception in this bold debut thriller from the daughter of James Lee Burke. Deputy DA Samantha Kincaid walks into her office in Portland's Drug & Vice Division one Monday morning to find three police officers waiting for her. A 13year-old girl has been brutally attacked and left for dead on the Jill CHURCHILL city's outskirts. Given the Love for Sale (214pp Pb 15.95) lack of evidence, most lawyers would settle for a simple In 1932, siblings and socialite sleuths Lily and Robert Brewster assault charge; Samantha, unnerved by the viciousness of the rent out their Grace and Favor Cottage to a mysterious crime, decides to go for attempted murder. 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Formerly literary gems, Barnard cleverly mixes involved in politics on a full-time basis, banking past and present in this outstanding James BeauSeigneur has managed several novel, an intriguing tour de force campaigns and in 1980 ran for US canine detectives sweeping from 1930s Australia to Congress against Al Gore. He has four contemporary London. Barnard won the years of experience in military clerical CWA Cartier Diamond Dagger for lifetime intelligence, including two and a half achievement in 2003. (English) years as a linguist and analyst with the cosy/malice domestic Robert BARNARD National Security Agency. (American) The Mistress of Alderley M C BEATON culinary/food 347pp Pb 19.95 Death of a Village Actress Caroline Fawley is enjoying life in 261pp Pb 15.95 fbi her new role as ‘the mistress of Alderley’. A Hamish Macbeth She laps up the attention she receives mystery. Hamish is feline detectives from her new neighbours in the Yorkshire quite disturbed when village of Marsham. But Caroline’s idyllic a very agitated forensic life is shattered when a young man, Elspeth Grant arrives looking remarkably like her lover Marius horse racing mystery in his garden. It Fleetwood, unexpectedly turns up on her seems that three medical doorstep. Within a few weeks Marius has citizens of nearby gone missing and soon a body turns up in Stoyre have moved to military this comedy of manners. (English) Loch-dubh in a Nevada BARR hurry, but they are native american Flashback 393pp Pb 17.95 quite unwilling to An Anna Pigeon mystery #11. When offer Elspeth any facts as to why. After police procedural Anna Pigeon flees a marriage proposal to many frights and dangers, Hamish soon do ranger service on Garden Key in Dry discovers that a sunken WW I German political/legal Tortugas National Park, she finds that the ship, and its cache of gold bullion, are the past (the island was once a prison) and key to solving the strange demise of the psychological the present (an exploding boat scatters once lively village. (Scottish) unidentified body parts) are eerily William BERNHARDT private eye conjoined. This is a solid addition to the Death Row 416pp Pb 17.95 series. (American) A Ben Kincaid mystery. Bernhardt romantic suspense Beverly BARTON ratchets up the suspense quotient to near- The Last to Die399pp Pb 15.95 heart stopping new levels and challenges sport When Jamie Upton is viciously even the most jaded thriller readers to keep up with the twists and turns. Crime spy slayed, Cherokee Pointe citizens suspect his former lover, Jazzy Talbot. 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