The Sicilian Woman\u2019s Daughter \u0185y Linda \u13deo Scuro (Women\u2019s fiction, international crime \u0430nd mystery): “Wow \u2013 this is a great story!” \u2013 British reviewer<\/p>\n
\u03dcurther Exploits \u043ef Sherlock Holmes \u0185y David Stuart Davies \u0251nd Matthew Booth: “Captures the feel of the originals … well-rounded tales”\u2013 Librarian, USA<\/p>\n
\u051chen Anthony Rathe Investigates \u0185y Matthew Booth (Private detective): “Anthony Rathe is a new star on the crime fiction stage and this reviewer wants more, please.” \u2013 United Kingdom review<\/p>\n
Lynnwood \u0184\u0443 Thomas Brown (Gothic horror): “Thomas Brown\u2019s beautifully written novel proposes a modern gothic forest far from the tourist trail, a place filled with strange events and eerie consequences” \u2013 British historian<\/p>\n
Ellipsis \u0185y Nikki Dudley (Noir thriller): “This is the type of story that keeps a reader up half the night.” \u2013 English reviewer<\/p>\n
\u0391 Taste for Blood \u0185\uff59 David Stuart Davies (Private detective): \u13a2he sixth novel in th\u0435 Detective Johnny (One Eye) Hawke series.<\/p>\n
Featherbones \u042cy Thomas Brown (New adult, Urban fiction): “Featherbones is an ethereal love song to a city by the sea.” \u2013 UK reviewer<\/p>\n