Damage Control
by Robert Dugoni | 
Choke
by Stuart Woods | 
The Brimstone Wedding
by Barbara Vine | 
Trick of the Eye
by Jane Stanton Hitchcock | 
Killer Smile
by Lisa Scottoline | 
The Lost Years
by Mary Higgins Clark | 
Sullivan's Sting
by Lawrence Sanders | 
The Melody Lingers On
by Mary Higgins Clark | 
Amethyst Dreams
by Phyllis A. Whitney | 
Mr. White's Confession
by Robert Clark | 
The Eighth Commandment
by Lawrence Sanders | 
Barrier Island
by John D. MacDonald | 
Devil's Corner
by Lisa Scottoline | 
All Dressed in White: An Under Suspicion Novel
by Mary Higgins Clark | 
Half Broken Things
by Morag Joss |
The Horse Latitudes
by Robert Ferrigno | 
And Then There Were None
by Agatha Christie | 
Rebecca
by Daphne Du Maurier | 
The Guardians
by John Grisham | 
The Thirteenth Tale
by Diane Setterfield |
The Cheshire moon is out tonight, a thin, sharp smile lurking among the stars...and nobody in L.A. is going to get any sleep. Robert Ferrigno's brilliant first novel, The Horse Latitudes, was lauded as "the most memorable fiction debut of the season" by Time magazine, "riveting, breathtaking, extraordinary" by Playboy, and "a double-barreled shotgun of a novel" by The Boston Sunday Globe. Ferrigno's dazzlingly sure handling of noir fiction, his cleverly conceived characters, and explosive plotting created a best-seller worthy of the highest praise, and The Cheshire Moon takes Ferrigno's skill even further, on a dizzying roller coaster of greed, lust, and redemption. Quinn is a former investigative reporter who got burned by a source two years ago, with fatal consequences. These days he sticks to celebrity interviews and games of go fish! with his daughter, but when a friend from the bad old days is found dead, it's up to Quinn and his sultry partner, Jen Takamura, to find the killer. The search leads from high-profile politicos to Rubenesque talk-show queens, silken criminals to dessicated ex-movie stars. Caught in a tightening spiral, Quinn and Jen are drawn into ever deeper and more dangerous passions, a sizzling counterpoint to the frustrated rage of the killer who is now stalking them. Filled with a hypnotic sense of evil, charged with a comic energy and a violently dark eroticism, The Cheshire Moon is a noir Beauty and the Beast that perfectly captures the heat and smoke of southern California.