
A quote from Reavis Z. Wortham’s The Right Side of Wrong.

Reviews of The Right Side of Wrong: A Red River Mystery, Undercurrent: A DI Andy Horton Mystery, and Circle of Shadows: A Westerman/Crowther Mystery, plus a full listing of Mystery titles from the June 1 issue.

What better way to enjoy a summer day than by diving into the pleasures of genre fiction? Here to help you find your next genre read are members of the American Library Association’s Reading List Council, who annually present their picks for the best in genre fiction. They found a crop of dark and chilling tales to contrast with the sunny weather outside as well as some fun beach reads. The eight genres the council currently considers include adrenaline titles (suspense, thrillers, and action adventure), fantasy, historical fiction, horror, mystery, romance, sf, and women’s fiction. The list below pairs each 2013 release with an older read-alike. Whether you choose one of the new books or one of the backlist read-alikes, you’re sure to find a perfect summer title.

A second change at taking chances, sugary but repetitive romances, and the sex-into-love trope made sizzling hot

The romance of Living Dangerously, following the Rules of Entanglement, falling in love with The Rebound Girl

The ladies in this month’s selections are feisty, cunning, disrespectful to everyone, and laser beam-focused on fulfilling their self-centered desires.



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