THE DARK LIBRARY · MYSTERY & SUSPENSE Quiet streets. Familiar neighbors. Carefully buried secrets. These five mysteries prove that sometimes the most dangerous place to investigate is the town where everyone knows your name. Quiet streets have excellent PR. They promise friendly neighbors, familiar faces, community traditions, and the comforting idea that everyone is looking out for everyone else. Unfortunately, knowing your neighbors also means knowing exactly which secrets need to stay buried. This shelf of The Dark Library takes us through small towns and seemingly ordinary communities where old grudges linger, people disappear, murder interrupts perfectly respectable events, and the person smiling across the street may know considerably more than they're saying. Here are five mysteries where the scenery may be...
THE DARK LIBRARY · CRIME THRILLERS Some investigations uncover the truth. Others make you a target. There are cases sensible people know when to walk away from. Unfortunately, sensible people don't make particularly interesting investigators. This time, The Dark Library led us toward suspicious deaths, missing people, staged evidence, powerful enemies, and cases that become considerably more dangerous the closer someone gets to the truth. There are FBI agents digging into a billionaire's death, a forensic psychologist questioning evidence that's almost too perfect, and investigators discovering that asking the right question can attract exactly the wrong person's attention. Here are five crime thrillers where solving the case may be considerably more dangerous than finding it. Five Crime Thrillers Where Getting T...