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May 8, 2021 Richard Lipez THE WASHINGTON POST – Escape to California, Lebanon, Connecticut, Provence and not-so-merry England in these five first-rate new mysteries and thrillers. Sure, readers will find plenty of danger, intrigue and suspense in these pages, but it’s all at a comfortably safe distance. THE ANATOMY OF DESIRE BY LR DORN Among the career possibilities my high school guidance counselor never mentioned to me some years back was “social media influencer.” This peculiar phenomenon is at the centre of LR Dorn’s spicy update of Theodore Dreiser’s 1925 classic, An American...
âGirl Drowned; Escort Missing.â This headline, on the front page of The Syracuse Heraldâs July 13, 1906 edition, launched a crime story that still reverberates in popular American culture. The body of Grace Brown, a twenty-year-old factory worker from upstate New York, was recovered from the waters of Big Moose Lake, a fashionable boating spot in the Adirondacks. The cause of death was drowning, but cuts and bruises were found oIn 1908n her face and head, indicating sheâd been beaten before falling into the lake. During the post-mortem examination, the county coroner...