Suspense/Thriller

Jeff Abbott
§ Cut and Run 		C.J. Box
§ Blue Heaven 		Dan Brown
§ The Da Vinci Code 		Harlan Coben
§ Hold Tight
§ The Innocent
Barbara D'amato
§ White Male Infant 		Barry Eisler
§ Hard Rain
§ Rain Fall
§ Rain Storm 		G.M. Ford
§ Black River
§ Fury
§ Red Tide 		Tess Gerritsen
§ The Apprentice
Steve Hamilton
§ Nightwork 		Jonathon King
§ Eye of Vengeance 		Michael Koryta
§ Envy the Night 		Rochelle Krich
§ Shadows of Sin
Marcus Sakey
§ At the City's Edge
§ The Blade Itself
§ Good People
Steven Sidor
§ The Mirror's Edge 		Karin Slaughter
§ Kisscut 		PJ Tracy
§ Monkeewrench


Shadows of Sin, Rochelle Krich, Avon, $7.50.

This is a very fine novel - my favorite, in fact - in Krich's strong Jessica Drake series. Jessie is an LAPD homicide cop who has a rich personal life - not least is her awakening discovery of her Jewish heritage. In this novel, which is really a character study, Jessie must solve the apparently senseless murder of a doctor and his receptionist. There's a twist at the end which is somewhat heartbreaking - but Krich has been more than fair in laying the groundwork for it.

If you enjoy Rochelle Krich, you may also enjoy Jonathan and Faye Kellerman and Lynn Hightower.

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