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Wildwood | Bookreporter.com
Amy Pease invites readers back to Shaky Lake, Wisconsin, in WILDWOOD, the sequel to her debut, NORTHWOODS. Our two main characters are back with yet another tale of corruption, addiction and murder that will have you asking why Shaky Lake has such a strangely high ratio of criminals to regular people.
Amy Pease on Writing Villains Who Get Away with Their Crimes
Some of the most sinister villains never break the law. Article continues after advertisement They dress in quiet luxury. They drink good whiskey in leather club chairs. They conduct business over linen-draped tables in restaurants with perfect views and white-gloved service. None of this looks like crime. It looks like success. And they have succeeded. They’ve solved the oldest problem in crime: how to get away with it.
Waunakee writer gets national attention for murder-mystery 'Northwoods'
Waunakee nurse practitioner Amy Pease has considered herself a writer since the second grade, but with the recent release of her first book, she has something to show for her interest. “I think I had been wanting to do it for so long and I was getting to the point where it's now or never,” Pease said.
Northwoods | Bookreporter.com
Debut author Amy Pease combines the lush, idyllic scenery of northern Wisconsin’s lake region with the brutal reality of the opioid epidemic in NORTHWOODS, a breathtaking combination of police procedural and personal redemption. A good day for Eli North means getting drunk on his shift as a police officer in his small Midwestern town and not having to respond to yet another domestic violence or noise disturbance call.
Book Review: 'The London Bookshop Affair: A Novel' By Louise Fein
The book is in stores on Tuesday, January 16th from William Morrow. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/48SQtBT The year is 1962, tensions are mounting between the United States and Soviet Union over nukes near Cuba. For 19-year-old Celia Duchesne, it’s another day at work, at the bookshop she works at, with a new owner. She enjoys the job, but wants a career in something else, much to the chagrin of her parents.
Win A Copy Of The Book 'Northwoods: A Novel' By Amy Pease
The book is in stores onw. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/3O0aiiu Eli North is not okay. His drinking is getting worse by the day, his emotional wounds after a deployment to Afghanistan are as raw as ever, his marriage and career are over, and the only job he can hold down is with the local sheriff’s department. And that’s only because the sheriff is his mother—and she’s overwhelmed with small town Shaky Lake’s dwindling budget and the fallout from the opioid epidemic.
Win A Copy Of The Book 'The London Bookshop Affair: A Novel' By Louise Fein
The book is in stores on Tuesday, January 16th from William Morrow. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/48SQtBT Two courageous women. One astonishing secret. A world on the brink of war. London, 1962: The world is teetering on the brink of nuclear war but life must go on. Celia Duchesne longs for a career, but with no means or qualifications, passes her time working at a dusty bookshop.
Madison mystery author Amy Pease takes readers to the 'Northwoods'
Maybe there’s an upside to Madison’s traffic congestion. If Amy Pease hadn’t been stuck in traffic a few years to go on her way to work at her job as a nurse practitioner, her first novel, “Northwoods,” might never exist. “I was on my commute and kind of bored,” Pease said in an interview. “I challenged myself to just imagine a scene, whatever came to mind. It was the opening scene of ‘Northwoods,’ of a man floating in a lake. “It was so vivid that I had to sit down and write it.
Anna O by Matthew Blake
Former political speech writer Blake debuts with a devilishly twisty psychological thriller about a woman accused of killing her best friends and then falling into a deep sleep. Forensic psychologist Benedict Prince specializes in sleep-related crimes, studying instances of reckless driving, murder, and robbery committed while the perpetrators were asleep.
A Night at the Shore
Tony Knighton. Brash Books, $16.99 trade paper (168p) ISBN 978-1-954841-71-0 Knighton’s pulse-pounding third Nameless Thief thriller (after A Few Days Away) follows the series’ unnamed narrator as he attempts to survive a job gone wrong. Buddy, an Atlantic City card dealer and fencer of stolen goods with a reputation for being more dangerous than the clients he serves, hires the narrator to rob a high-roller named Charlie.
NORTHWOODS | Kirkus Reviews
A powerful depiction of the repercussions of substance abuse in the rural Midwest. A bucolic resort town on a lake in northern Wisconsin is the setting for a grim tale of drug addiction and murder.
Dream Town By Lee Goldberg — the best thriller books
Lee Goldberg is one of the most bankable authors in the police procedural genre. He consistently writes entertaining and engaging stories with relatable characters and plots that feel recognizable yet fresh. Has achieved automatic “add to the TBR pile” status with each new release. And Dream Town is no exception. It’s the perfect continuation of the Eve Ronin series. An equal mix of Hollywood theatrics, personal/family drama, criminal mayhem and investigative prowess.
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