Review: “Boss Brooks: A True Story of Fraud, Family, and Forgiveness from Tennessee to Texas” Chapter16.org
Book Review: No Job for a Lady Chapter16.orgMadame Fourcade’s Secret War by Lynne Olson tells of a French socialite’s crucial spy network during WWII. Read More
Book Review: You Just Have to Listen Chapter16.orgIn The Whispers by Greg Howard, a boy searches for his missing mother with the help of mysterious beings. Read More
Book Review: A Flawed Hero in Tumultuous Times Chapter16.orgPreston Lauterbach’s Bluff City looks at the strange legacy of a civil-rights figure who worked as an FBI spy. Read More
Book Review: City of Light, City of Poison: Murder, Magic, and the First Police Chief of Paris Chapter16.orgHolly Tucker’s City of Light, City of Poison is a nonfiction thriller of Parisian intrigue, murder, poisonings, and spies—and one policeman's efforts to illuminate the city's darkest corners. Read More
A Sleuth’s 2018 Detective Novel Recommendations Colleen CollinsDenver private investigator and author Colleen Collins (@writingPIs) shares her picks for best detective fiction of the year. Read More
Book Review: What Truths We Can Stomach Chapter16.orgThe Cadaver King and The Country Dentist, by Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington, tells the story of two flawed trial experts. Read More
Book Review: Men Falling from the Sky Chapter16.orgIn Erica Wright’s new Kat Stone mystery, death hits a little too close to home: a book review by Tina Chambers and Chapter16.org Read More
Pursuit Picks: Holiday Reads for Sleuths Kim GreenFor your year's end reading pleasure, here are our recommendations in recent true-crime narrative nonfiction and detective fiction. Read More
