“The Drowning Game” and more books Colorado readers should know about this month
Award-winning author Barbara Nickless is known for two mystery series, one set in Denver, the other in Chicago.
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Colorado detective travels to Washington in new novel “Gathering Mist”
We've also got three other book reviews of regional interest this week.
“Three Keys,” “Colorado Hiking” and more books of regional interest
"Three Keys," "Colorado Hiking" and more books of regional interest
A new National Park mystery and more books of regional interest
"The Explorers," by Amanda Blows (William Morrow)
Walt Longmire character returns to his youth in 20th novel
In āFirst Frost,ā author Craig Johnson goes back to the 1960s.
“Double Exposure” sheds light on the life of Civil War-era Western photographer
Ansel Adams, who discovered Timothy OāSullivanās work in the late 1930s, called the photographs āsurrealistic and disturbing."
Colorado guidebook for kids adds learning to the mix
It¶¶Ņõap a great guide for parents who want to sneak a little something extra into family fun.Ā
New Sara Paretsky novel and more mysteries to solve this month
The book is filled with evil corporate types, uninvolved police, arrogant dowagers and nasty fraternity boys, all of them after V.I.Ā She gets hit over the head more than once.Ā
History of Denver’s parks, cemeteries, suburbs are the topic of new books
Of the first dozen people buried in Mount Prospect, Denverās first cemetery, two were hanged for murder, five died from gunshot wounds, and one committed suicide.Ā
“The First Migrants” and other books of regional interest
āThe First Migrantsā is a solid history of former slaves who struggled against overwhelming obstacles to possess their own land.