[asa]1416531386[/asa]Daniel Clay, a psychiatrist alleged to have worked with a child-abuse ring, is missing and presumed dead. His grown daughter, Rebecca, is being stalked by an ex-con whose own daughter is missing. Rebecca hires Portland, Maine, in... http://bookweazle.com/2008/05/04/the-u...

[asa]0743487877[/asa] In the fifth Charlie Parker novel, the private investigator, recently remarried (after the murders of his wife and child), has been trying to pull his life back together. But when his partner's cousin goes missing, Parker can't a... http://bookweazle.com/2008/05/04/the-b...

[asa]0743456394[/asa]"I have learned to embrace the dead and they, in their turn, have found a way to reach out to me." It's becoming increasingly clear from pronouncements such as this that PI Charlie Parker is hardly your garden-variety mystery pro... http://bookweazle.com/2008/05/04/the-w...

[asa]0743456378[/asa]Arachnophobes, proceed at your own peril. Elias Pudd, the archfiend in Connolly's masterful third suspense novel (following Every Dead Thing and Dark Hollow) finds such grizzly uses for spiders of all, er, stripes that he makes t... http://bookweazle.com/2008/05/04/the-k...

[asa]074341022X[/asa]Irish writer Connolly's follow-up to Every Dead Thing, which won the 2000 Shamus Award for Best PI First Novel, is just as grim, hard-edged and compulsively readable as his debut. Recently relocated to his home town of Scarboroug... http://bookweazle.com/2008/05/04/dark-...

[asa]067102731X[/asa]One serial killer who tortures children and another who steals victims' faces after mutilating their bodies give readers two grisly plots in one darkly ingenious debut novel. New York Homicide cop Charlie "Bird" Parker left the f... http://bookweazle.com/2008/05/04/every...