Monday, March 17, 2014

Spring Preview 2014: Part Nine

As our St. Patrick's Day gift to you, we're giving you a parade's worth of upcoming spring books that caught our eyes. Which ones will go on your wish list?





Ackroyd: Three Brothers (Nan A. Talese/Doubleday, March 4, 2014).

Frei Betto: Hotel Brasil: The Mystery of the Severed Heads (trans. from the Portuguese by Jethro Soutar, Bitter Lemon (Consortium, dist.), March 1, 2014).

Kenneth Calhoun: Black Moon (Hogarth/Crown, March 4, 2014).



Teju Cole: Every Day Is for the Thief (Random House, March 25, 2014).

Reed Farrel Coleman: The Hollow Girl (Tyrus Books, May 18, 2014).

Gary Corby: The Marathon Conspiracy (Soho Crime, April 29, 2014).



William Dietrich: The Three Emperors : An Ethan Gage Adventure (Harper/HarperCollins, May 6, 2014).

David Downing: Jack of Spies (Soho Crime, May 13, 2014).

Kjell Eriksson and Ebba Segerberg: Black Lies, Red Blood (Minotaur, April 29, 2014).



Loren D. Estleman: Don't Look for Me: An Amos Walker Novel (Forge, March 18, 2014).

Joshua Ferris: To Rise Again at a Decent Hour (Little, Brown, May 13, 2014).

Anne Fortier: The Lost Sisterhood (Ballantine, March 11, 2014).



Brian Freeman: The Cold Nowhere (Quercus, April 1, 2014).

Nicci French: Waiting for Wednesday: A Frieda Klein Mystery (Pamela Dorman/Penguin Group (USA), April 3, 2014).

Steven Galloway: The Confabulist (Riverhead, May 6, 2014).



James Grippando: Black Horizon (Harper/HarperCollins, March 4, 2014).

Andrew Gross: Everything to Lose (Morrow/HarperCollins, April 22, 2014).

Mo Hayder: Wolf (Atlantic Monthly, April 1, 2014).



Elizabeth Haynes: Under a Silent Moon (Harper/HarperCollins, April 1, 2014).

Janet Hubbard: Bordeaux: The Bitter Finish: A Vengeance in the Vineyard Mystery (Poisoned Pen, April 1, 2014).

Claire Kendal: The Book of You (Harper/HarperCollins, April 1, 2014).



Matthew Klein: No Way Back (Pegasus Crime, April 1, 2014).

Jean Hanff Korelitz: You Should Have Known (Grand Central, March 18, 2014).

Violet Kupersmith: The Frangipani Hotel (Random House/Spiegel & Grau, April 1, 2014).



Camilla Lackberg: The Hidden Child (Pegasus/W.W. Norton, May 15, 2014).

Donna Leon: By Its Cover (Atlantic Monthly, April 1, 2014).

Sarah Lotz: The Three (Little, Brown, May 20, 2014).



Liza Marklund: The Long Shadow (trans. from the Swedish by Neil Smith, Atria/Emily Bestler, April 15, 2014).

Colette McBeth: Precious Thing (Minotaur, March 4, 2014).

Val McDermid: Northanger Abbey (Grove, April 15, 2014).



Adrian McKinty: In the Morning I'll be Gone: A Detective Sen Duffy Novel (Prometheus/Seventh Street, March 4, 2014).

Jenny Milchman: Ruin Falls (Ballantine, April 22, 2014).

Nicole Mones: Night in Shanghai (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, March 4, 2014).



Simon Sebag Montefiore: One Night in Winter (Harper/HarperCollins, May 6, 2014).

D.-L. Nelson: Murder on Insel Poel (Five Star, March 1, 2014).

Howard Norman: The Next Life Might Be Kinder (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, May 15, 2014).



Joyce Carol Oates: High Crime Area (Grove/Atlantic Monthly/Mysterious Press, April 1, 2014).

Brad Parks: The Player (Minotaur, March 4, 2014).

Anne Perry: Death on Blackheath: A Charlotte and Thomas Pitt Novel (Ballantine, March 25, 2014).



Francine Prose: Lovers at the Chameleon Club, Paris 1932 (Harper/HarperCollins, April 22, 2014).

Matthew Quirk: The Directive (Little, Brown, May 27, 2014).

Michael Robotham: Watching You (Mulholland Books, March 11, 2014).



Linda Rodriguez: Every Hidden Fear (Minotaur, May 6, 2014).

M. J. Rose: The Collector of Dying Breaths : A Novel of Suspense (Atria, April 8, 2014).

Karin Salvalaggio: Bone Dust White (Minotaur, May 13, 2014).



Lisa Scottoline: Keep Quiet (St. Martin's, April 8, 2014).

Nina Siegal: The Anatomy Lesson (Nan A. Talese/Random House, March 11, 2014).

Sally Spencer: Death's Dark Shadow (Severn House, March 1, 2014).



John Spurling: The Ten Thousand Things (Overlook, April 10, 2014).

Dennis Tafoya: The Poor Boy's Game (Minotaur, April 29, 2014).

Rupert Thomson: Secrecy (Other Press, April 22, 2014).



Steve Ulfelder: Wolverine Bros. Freight & Storage: A Conway Sax Mystery (Minotaur, May 6, 2014).

Ayelet Waldman: Love and Treasure (Knopf, April 1, 2014).

Anne Zouroudi: The Lady of Sorrows: A Seven Deadly Sins Mystery (Little, Brown, March 25, 2014).

2 comments:

  1. OMG! My TBR is hemorrhaging! WOLF is at the top of my must read list along with Brian Freeman's latest, so excited to get back to both of those series. There are a ton of these others in my list as well.

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  2. I really like this! It is like going to a bookstore and browsing through the shelves where I can indulge my self with a favorite pastime - choosing a book by its cover. I am drawn to Every Hidden Fear, The Frangipani Hotel, Love and Treasure and One Night in Winter.

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