Candice Fox. Kensington, $15 trade paper (320p) ISBN 978-1-61773-443-4
In Australian author Fox’s nail-biting follow-up to Hades, Sydney homicide detective Eden Archer goes undercover at a prosperous farm that employs troubled types, in order to find out what happened to three missing young women, one of whom was...
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Candice Fox. Forge, $29.95 (320p) ISBN 978-1-250-31763-6
Early in this superior crime novel from Ned Kelly Award–winner Fox (Hades), Blair Harbour chooses not to report the battered, distraught teenage girl who robbed the L.A. gas station where Blair works and stole her car. Recently paroled after a...
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Candice Fox. Forge, $27.99 (336p) ISBN 978-1-250-79883-1
A mass breakout from the Pronghorn Correctional Facility in Nevada, orchestrated by someone with inside connections, drives this uneven thriller from Fox (Crimson Lake). The desert quickly fills with hundreds of convicts heading to Vegas and...
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Candice Fox. Forge, $27.99 (352p) ISBN 978-1-250-31758-2
When eight-year-old Richie Farrow goes missing from his hotel room while on vacation in Crimson Lake, Queensland, in Australian author Fox’s intense third Crimson Lake novel (after 2019’s Redemption Point), his mother, Sara, asks Ted Conkaffey, a...
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Candice Fox. Kensington, $15 trade paper (310p) ISBN 978-1-61773-441-0
Horrors abound in Australian author Fox’s first novel, a gritty police procedural set in Sydney. Hades Archer, the crime lord of the Utulla dump, disposes of the waste left over from human lives—and also creates artwork from “warped scraps of metal...
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Candice Fox. Forge, $25.99 (400p) ISBN 978-0-7653-9851-2
In Australian author Fox’s gripping sequel to 2016’s Crimson Lake, charges have been dropped against former New South Wales policeman Ted Conkaffey, who was accused of the rape and attempted murder of 13-year-old Claire Bingley, but that doesn’t...
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Candice Fox. Forge, $25.99 (352p) ISBN 978-0-7653-9848-2
Sydney homicide detective Ted Conkaffey, the pariah narrator of this engrossing suspense novel from Ned Kelly Award–winner Fox (Hades), is halfway through his trial for the rape and attempted murder of a 13-year-old girl when the NSW director of...
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