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Stieg Larsson (2008) The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Knopf Publisher Mikael Blomkvist ran a story accusing a prominent Swedish business leader of corruption. But the story is exposed as fraud and Blomkvist faces jail. He temporarily retreats to a small island supposedly for writing another industry leader's biography, but is actually hired to solve a family mystery. This multi-layered mystery is one of the smartest thrillers in recent years. More... 
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Stieg Larsson (2010) The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest. Knopf Complex, satisfying, intelligent, extraordinary! Stieg Larsson's last thriller before his early death. More... 
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Stieg Larsson (2009) The Girl Who Played With Fire. Knopf Crusading journalist Mikael Blomkvist and weird Lisbeth Salander once again team up to hunt down a sinister criminal enterprise. Larsson's second break-out-in-a-cold-sweat thriller is smart and crackles with stunning twists. More... 
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Friedrich Glauser (2006) Fever (First published in 1937) Bitter Lemon Press In his third Sergeant Studer mystery, Glauser spins a surreal tale that takes the reader from Paris to Switzerland and Morocco. Studer investigates the deaths of two elderly women in Bern and Basel. Both are killed by gas leaks, both once married to the same man. Written in a unique matter-of-fact style, this European cult classic reveals the fine line between sanity and madness. More... 
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Friedrich Glauser (2006) In Matto's Realm (First published in 1936) Bitter Lemon Press Glauser's second Sergeant Studer mystery is a psychological police procedural. A child killer has escaped from a psychiatric asylum and as Studer begins to investigate, the director of that institution is found in the boiler room with a broken neck. In a battle of will between Studer and the assistant director, who is suspected of the crime, the truth slowly unravels. A masterpiece! More...
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Richard North Patterson (2007) Exile. St. Martin's Paperbacks Rare combination of a thrilling story with an intelligent political analysis of the ongoing tragedy between Israelis and Palestinians. A courtroom drama, a love story, and a political thriller on a most complex and controversial subject. There is not one page that is boring! More...
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