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Best of BARD: February 2018

Everything changed in February – no more Fire and Fury, Hollywood glitz and homicide blitz… all the cool things are gone… except Alex Cross who is now number 3 on our BARD list and The People against him.

This month we had some mysterious cases: a woman making dinner for her husband who then suddenly disappears (I would disappear too if I had to make a dinner for someone); much-admired psychologist turns out to be a heavy drinker (surprise, surprise…); and a detective, with a beautiful French name Napoléon Dumas, is called “Nap” for short… I got used to it… My biggest disappointment was when I found out that Tutankhamun’s nickname is Tut…

But, enough about me, check out our list, starting with number 1, and sign up for BARD!

Don’t Let Go
By Harlan Coben
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Fifteen years ago, high school senior Nap Dumas’s twin brother, Leo, and Leo’s girlfriend were mysteriously killed by a train, and Nap’s girlfriend, Maura, vanished. Now a detective, Nap learns that Maura’s fingerprints were just found at another fellow graduate’s murder scene. Violence, some strong language, and some descriptions of sex. 2017.

Secrets in Death
By J. D. Robb
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Gossip reporter Larinda Mars is killed in one of Roarke’s posh clubs while Lieutenant Eve Dallas is there having a drink. The investigation quickly reveals that Mars had a long list of enemies–celebrities she’d been blackmailing about devastating information from their past. Violence, strong language, and some explicit descriptions of sex. 2017.

The People vs. Alex Cross
By James Patterson
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Charged with gunning down followers of his nemesis, Gary Soneji, in cold blood, Alex Cross is being turned into the poster child for trigger-happy cops who think they’re above the law. Cross knows it was self-defense–but will a jury see it that way? Unrated. Commercial audiobook. 2017.

The Blind
By A. F. Brady
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Sam James, who works as a much-admired psychologist at a Manhattan psychiatric institution, hides the fact that she drinks heavily and is in an abusive relationship. But now a work-required psychiatric evaluation and a mysterious patient threaten her work identity. Strong language, some violence, and some explicit descriptions of sex. 2017.

A Stranger in the House
By Shari Lapena
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You’re making dinner for your husband. The phone rings–it’s the call you hoped you’d never get. You jump in your car and race to a neighborhood you thought you’d never visit. You peer into the dark, deserted building. You brace yourself for the worst. And then, you remember nothing else. Unrated. Commercial audiobook. 2017.

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