“If Camilla keeps producing mysteries as richly textured and downright breathtaking as her latest, who knows? Maybe, one day, we might be identifying Agatha Christie as ‘the British Camilla Läckberg.’”—NPR on THE STONECUTTER
Läckberg’s latest is finally out—and it’s everything crime fiction fans hoped it would be.
The Talented Mr. Ripley (1955) by Patricia Highsmith.
Truly disturbing—a psychological thriller. Back-to-back reads where suggestions of homosexuality figure centrally into the motive for murder (the other was The Big Clock). Should I read some Henry James now?
When Read: 2013