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“Echoes of the Dead,” by Spencer Kope (Minotaur) When four wealthy men, one of them a congressman, disappear on their annual fishing trip to the Upper Kern River near Bakersfield, California, Magnus “Steps” Craig of the F.B.I. Special Tracking Unit senses real trouble. The four know the river too well to have gotten lost. Even […]
"The Island," by Ben Coes (St. Martin’s Press)An army of 500 Iranian terrorists launch an attack on Manhattan, isolating the island by blowing up tunnels and blocking bridges.They massacre civilians . . .
He is then informed that he is the guest of Vanslow DeGrange, leader of a secret society known as the Praesidium. It seems that DeGrange is able to catch occasional glimpses of the future and has dedicated his life to using that power to prevent major disasters. The latest threat DeGrange has detected is embodied in the person of an ambitious yet idealistic attorney who is suing a coal-fired plant responsible for large numbers of lung cancer cases. If she succeeds, power companies around the world will turn to a new anti-pollution technology that will inadvertently trigger an environmental ca...
“Dark Sky,” by C.J. Box (Putnam)Steve Price, the billionaire left coast CEO of a social media company, wants to go elk hunting in Wyoming. He’s hankerin...
Bruce Desilva This cover image released by Mulholland Books shows "Blood Grove" by Walter Mosley. (Mulholland Books via AP) February 02, 2021 - 10:31 AM âBlood Grove,â by Walter Mosley (Mulholland Books) Walter Mosleyâs Los Angeles detective, Easy Rawlins, has always invited comparisons to the original hard-boiled Southern California gumshoe, Raymond Chandlerâs Philip Marloweâ but never more so than in âBlood Grove,â Mosleyâs 15th and latest installment in his series. The surface similarities are obvious. Both detectives work...