Staff Faves - Sheila Kay, Deputy Director Publicity
I do love a good historical mystery – ones that give me insight into a time and place gone by. I especially like the early novels of David Liss, particularily A Conspiracy of Paper, and Lynn Shepherd’s new novel The Solitary House is very reminiscent of that wonderful book. Her earlier book, Murder at Mansfield Park, brilliantly reimagined the time of Jane Austen, and The Solitary House explores the gas lit, back alleys of Dickens’ London.
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Recent Releases
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- Dead Level by Sarah Graves (HC, eBook)
- The Black Tower by P. D. James (TR, eBook)
- An Uncertain Place by Fred Vargas (TR)
- Getaway by Lisa Brackmann (TR, eBook)
- The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown (TR)
- The Ambitious City by Scott Thornley (TR, eBook)
The Dish On "Mac" MacNeice
CURRICULUM VITAE
“Mac” MacNeice
Homicide Detective Superintendent
Home Base: Dundurn, Ontario
Passions: Jazz, opera, e. e. cummings, ornithology, photography and a shot or two of good grappa before bed.
Style: Observational. MacNeice’s sharp powers of observation are always engaged, even when chatting with his partner back at the office.
Movie News:
Carrie remake set to start filming this Summer
The Woman in Black is now on DVD
Now you can take her home... The Woman in Black, starring Daniel Radcliffe, based on Susan Hill’s novel of the same name, is now available on DVD.
