Manhattan Mayhem : New Crime Stories from Mystery Writers of America New Crime Stories from Mystery Writers of America (Paperback)

from dyarington

It's always nice to have a bunch of short stories to read at bedtime. These stories by some of my favorite authors were quite enjoyable. I especially like Lee Child. However, it appears that this was strictly a commercial venture. That I do not like. Let the authors stand or fall on there own mer...

from dometryapple

This is a nice anthology! The story called "Three little words" was perhaps my favourite of them all. It was quite enjoyable and entertaining. Although in my opinion, some of the stories are a little uninteresting (maybe because I don't like the writing style). But I loved reading a lot of the sh...

from TempleCat

Mysteries are built on secrets and "the city that never sleeps" may have more than its share. The usual structure of a mystery is built on an investigation to discover the details of secrets, the clues that lead to the identification of how something was done and who did it. However, that is not ...

from PaperDollLady

Manhattan Mayhem, edited by Mary Higgins Clark for the 70th Anniversary of the Mystery Writers' of America (MWA), holds an entertaining variety of NYC stories by such notable mystery writers as Margaret Maron, Jeffery Deaver, Lee Child, and Jon L. Breen, along with the opening story by Mary Higgi...

from dometryapple

This is a nice anthology! The story called "Three little words" was perhaps my favourite of them all. It was quite enjoyable and entertaining. Although in my opinion, some of the stories are a little uninteresting (maybe because I don't like the writing style). But I loved reading a lot of the sh...