The Unquiet Dead : A Novel (CD-Audio)

from JudithDCollins

A special thank you to St. Martin's Press and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for an honest review. THE UNQUIET DEAD, Ausma Zehanat Khan's stunning debut, and the first in the Rachel Getty and Esa Khattak series delivers a powerful and complex mystery and suspense, keeping you holding your breat...

from DGRachel

The characters are flawed, but well-developed and while the two main characters have secrets that in lesser hands could become annoying distractions, Khan deftly weaves them into the story, enhancing the narrative, not distracting from it. A man accidentally falls to his death while out for a wal...

from VictoriaJZ

I swear this is one of the most impactful mysteries I have read. First, I enjoyed the two main characters [Rachel & Esa] and was reminded a bit of Elizabeth George's Lynley/Havers pairing. But the mystery not only was well-written, it dealt with the tragic history and background of the 1990's war...

from Northern_Light

A man is found dead at the foot of cliffs and is thought to be a tragic accident. Why then is Inspector Khattak of the Community Policing Section asked to investigate? This book takes us into the terrible events that took place in Bosnia 25 years ago when communities turned against each other. We...

from ssperson

I was craving a mystery/thriller but, given my ban on white male authors this year, didn't know where to go. I asked my friend Cyndy, and she recommended this terrific book, a mystery set in a Toronto suburb which brought in the recent history of the war in the former Yugoslavia. I'm ashamed to ...