Gloria Feit

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Cross and Burn By Val McDermid

2014 Articles, Mysteryrat's Maze

by Gloria Feit

I must begin this review by stating how perfect I found the title. It is a quote from David Russell: "The hardest thing in life is to know which bridge to cross and which to burn." And there many bridges here where both verbs apply. The most startling of these for the reader is the bridge connecting the series protagonists, DCI Carol Jordan and Dr. Tony Hill, forensic psychologist and offender profiler who frequently consulted in that capacity with the police and the MIT.

What You Wish For By Janet Dawson: Book Review/Interview/Giveaway

2012 Articles, Mysteryrat's Maze

by Gloria Feit
& Lorie Lewis Ham

Lindsey Page, first introduced to readers by this author as a friend of the protagonist PI Jeri Howard in Witness to Evil, one of ten books in that series, returns here as one of four women, friends since their college days in Berkeley, California, around whom the story revolves. Lindsey is a historian who usually writes about the 19th century American west, but whose current work-in-progress is a study of Latin American women who had emigrated to the US as a result of wars and upheavals in their native countries.

Labor Day & Fall Mystery Book Reading Suggestions

2012 Articles, Mysteryrat's Maze

by Gloria & Theodore Feit

We don't have a movie review today so thought it would be fun to provide some more reading suggestions for your holiday and the beginning of fall. Some of these are brand new books coming out this month, and others are from earlier this year.