ROBERT B. PARKER'S THE DEVIL WINS by Reed Farrel Coleman

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A nor'easter uncovers the bodies of two girls gone missing from Paradise, Massachusetts twenty-five years earlier, bringing back a flood of memories for their friend Officer Molly Crane, and making their killers desperate to stay hidden.

As one might expect, Coleman seems more at ease in this, his second novel continuing Parker's Jesse Stone series. More impressive, though, are the tangible refinements: fewer viewpoints and locations than his first, Robert B. Parker's Blind Spot. These make Robert B. Parker's The Devil Wins the tauter tale that puts in sharper focus Coleman's gift for fleshing out characters.

At The Five-Two: "Post-Frame-Up Friction"

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For the second poem of our fifth year, David S. Pointer returns:



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Ray Daniel 3 Minutes From Live

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Up now at my virtual event space, Ray Daniel reading from Corrupted Memory, his second novel featuring hacker protagonist Tucker.