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Category Archives: Stark House Press
THE GIRL WHO HAD TO DIE (1940) by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding
A belated Fedora welcome to 2013, which this year opens with a review of this fine book by Elisabeth Sanxay Holding (1889-1955), who after a brief dalliance with romance novels became a specialist in psychological suspense and thrillers. The Girl … Continue reading
ROUGH RIDERS by Charlie Stella
Courtesy of those very nice people at Stark House Press, I have in my hands an advance copy of the new novel by Charlie Stella, purveyor of humour, violence, complex plots and double crosses aplenty. Although this zesty thriller is told … Continue reading
Posted in Charlie Stella, Noir, North Dakota, Stark House Press
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