Review: “The Witch’s Orchard,” by Archer Sullivan

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Review: “To Kill a Cook,” by W.M. Akers

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Review: “The Ritz of the Bayou,” by Nancy Lemann

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Review: “Ruby Falls,” by Gin Phillips

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Review: “Boss Brooks: A True Story of Fraud, Family, and Forgiveness from Tennessee to Texas”

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Reviews

Reviews of true crime, investigative primers, and crime fiction

Review: “The Cartographers”

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In Peng Shepherd’s second novel, a rare map points the way to a dreamlike — yet deadly — destination. by... Read More

Review: “Shifty’s Boys” by Chris Offutt

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Chris Offutt delivers another intense Kentucky thriller in Shifty’s Boys. by Wayne Catan & Chapter16.org Shifty’s Boys By Chris Offutt. Grove... Read More

Review: “City on Fire” by Don Winslow

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Don Winslow’s "City on Fire" sets a mob war in gray 1980s New England. Read More

Review: “Trailed: One Woman’s Quest to Solve the Shenandoah Murders”

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Journalist Kathryn Miles trails a 1996 cold case. by Jane Marcellus & Chapter16.org Trailed: One Woman’s Quest to Solve the Shenandoah... Read More

Review: “In the Lonely Backwater”

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An unreliable narrator keeps readers guessing in Valerie Nieman’s In the Lonely Backwater. by G. Robert Frazier & Chapter16.org In the... Read More

Review: “When the Corn Is Waist High”

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Jeremy Scott delivers a fast-paced, complex murder mystery. by Bradley Sides & Chapter16.org When the Corn Is Waist High By Jeremy Scott. Keylight Books. 294 pages. $29.99. Jeremy Scott, author of The Ables series and co-creator of YouTube’s CinemaSins, returns with... Read More