Two new mysteries from Colorado authors
In âBlackwater Falls,â Colorado author Ausma Zehanat Khan introduced Inaya Rahman, a Muslin detective who is tough but sympathetic.
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“Starkweather” re-examines grisly 1950s murders by two teens | Book review
Denver author tackles the subject with a meticulously researched book that includes his own personal history
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Want to eat – and drink – like Buffalo Bill? Find out how in new book.
The research in âGalloping Gourmetâ is impressive, but even more impressive is that âGalloping Gourmetâ is just fun to read.
A review of “Coach Prime” and other recent books with a Western focus
There are some quirky details that make for enjoyable reading, but itâs superficial when it comes to an in-depth look at Sanders.
Colorado author Stephanie Barron’s final Jane Austen installment of 15-part series is out
Manners are very much a part of Barronâs mysteries, just as they were in Austenâs writing.
Book reviews: A new Hercule Poirot novel and other mysteries
This is the second in the Christie Bookshop Mysteries by Colorado author Ann Claire.
“The Enchanters” is the latest hot novel by Colorado author James Ellroy, of “L.A. Confidential” fame
âThe Enchantersâ is a bold, provocative, zany and sometimes very funny book, but readers should be warned that it is raw, salacious and profane.
Characters and a sense of the past make âThe River We Rememberâ more than just a story
âThe River We Remember,â is a pastiche of stories, not just of remembering the past but of coping with the present.
“The Bitter Past” and two other mystery novels to read right now
As sheriff of a small Nevada town near Las Vegas, Porter Beck spends most of his time on trivial crimes.
Colorado authors pen books on French baguettes, Nazi resistance and UFOs
âThe Road to Roswellâ is an amusing story, but itâs also a lesson for todayâs world by underscoring the importance of accepting and even loving those who are different.