A best-selling novelist and Edgar Award winner, Lisa Scottoline brings her mastery of the thriller genre as well as her wit and heart to this collection of the must-reads in mysteries.
The Best American Mystery Stories 2013
β Scribed by Penzler, Otto (editor); Scottoline, Lisa (editor)
- Book ID
- 108570842
- Publisher
- Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 686 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780544034600
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β¦ Synopsis
A best-selling novelist and Edgar Award winner, Lisa Scottoline brings her mastery of the thriller genre as well as her wit and heart to this collection of the must-reads in mysteries.
A best-selling novelist and Edgar Award winner, Lisa Scottoline brings her mastery of the thriller genre as well as her wit and heart to this collection of the must-reads in mysteries.
Contents
Foreword
Introduction by Lisa Scottoline
Β
TOM BARLOW
β Smothered and Covered
Β
MICHAEL CONNELLY
β A Fine Mist of Blood
Β
O'NEIL DE NOUX
β Misprision of Felony
Β
EILEEN DREYER
β The Sailor in the Picture
Β
DAVID EDGERLEY GATES
β The Devil to Pay
Β
CLARK HOWARD
β The Street Ends at the Cemetery
Β
ANDRE KOCSIS
β Crossing
Β
KEVIN LEAHY
β Remora, IL
Β
NICK MAMATAS
β The Shiny Car in the Night
Β
EMILY ST. JOHN MANDEL
β Drifter
Β
DENNIS McFADDEN
β The Ring of Kerry
Β
MICAH NATHAN
β Quarry
Β
JOYCE CAROL OATES
β So Near Anytime Always
Β
NANCY PICKARD
β Light Bulb
Β
BILL PRONZINI
β Gunpowder Alley
Β
RANDALL SILVIS
β The Indian
Β
PATRICIA SMITH
β When They Are Done with Us
Β
BEN STROUD
β The Don's Cinnamon
Β
HANNAH TINTI
β Bullet Number Two
Β
MAUREEN DALLAS WATKINS
β Bound
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