Monthly Archives: June 2011

The Silent Girl by Tess Gerritsen When a severed hand, clutching a gun, is found in a Chinatown alley in downtown Boston, detective Jane Rizzoli climbs to the adjacent roof-top and finds the hand’s owner: a red-haired woman whose throat … Continue reading →

Happy Birthday by Danielle Steel For April Wyatt, turning 30 is not what she had expected. She isn’t married with a family, but she does at least have a successful career – running one of the best restaurants in New … Continue reading →

Carte Blanche by Jeffery Deaver James Bond, in his early thirties and already a veteran of the Afghan War, has been recruited to a new organization. Conceived in the post-9/11 world, it operates independent of MI5, MI6 and the Ministry … Continue reading →

Hanging Hill by Mo Hayder What if you found yourself divorced and penniless? With no skills and a teenage daughter to support? What if the only way to survive was to do things you never thought possible? You would die … Continue reading →