Richmond Times-Dispatch Review of Rita Mae Brown's "Hiss of Death"

Last weekend the Richmond Times-Dispatch reviewed five mysteries, including "Hiss of Death" by Rita Mae Brown.

About Brown's latest, the reviewer says: "Brown... reunites the reader with beloved characters, supplies a wealth of local color and creates a killer whose identity and crimes are shocking (in one case, particularly so)."

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Tucson Citizen Praises Meg Waite Clayton and Rita Mae Brown

The Tucson Citizen reviewed 12 novels by women writers, including "The Four Ms. Bradwells" by featured author Meg Waite Clayton and "Hiss of Death" by featured author Rita Mae Brown and Sneaky Pie Brown.

The reviewer wrote that Clayton's "The Four Ms. Bradwells" was "a riveting tale of friendship and the secrets we keep."

In reviewing "Hiss of Death," the reviewer wrote: "As explained on the book’s cover, it takes a cat to write the purr-fect mystery. Indeed."

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Lincoln Journal Star Praises Berenson's "The Secret Soldier"

The Lincoln Journal Star recently reviewed "The Secret Soldier" by Alex Berenson, calling it "another top-notch Berenson thriller." The review also recounted the story of Berenson's first Johns Wells' novel, "The Faithful Spy," saying it is "still a magnificent read."

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Louis Bayard Grabs Another Positive Review

Louis Bayard's new thriller, "The School of Night," was called "fascinating" by the New York Times in a recent review of four crime novels. Read the full review.