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  • : Now You See Me...

    Now You See Me...
    A Molly Blume Mystery
    "One of this year's best mystery novels...an intriguing, engrossing, and even enchanting tale magnificently and beautifully told" - Bookreporter
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    "A gripping tale of deceit, revenge and murder" - Jerusalem Post

    "A well-crafted mystery that is also a powerful exploration of the tragedy of unintended consequences. Krich excels at creating suspense through her characters' struggles and mistakes...a page-turner." -- Library Journal

    "Krich puts a sure finger on the painful spots where ordinary kids' problems turn into murderous melodrama—all at a bargain price." - Kirkus Review

  • : Dream House

    Dream House
    Agatha Award Nominee
    "Tantalizing...engaging" - Booklist

  • : Blues in the Night

    Blues in the Night
    Agatha Award Nominee
    "A sleuth worth her salt" - NY Times Book Review
    "A fresh new presence...Smart, resourceful, and curious--not much escapes her." Sue Grafton

  • : GRAVE ENDINGS

    GRAVE ENDINGS
    Winner of the Mary Higgins Clark Award
    L.A.Times Bestseller
    "Krich once again expertly mixes Orthodox Jewish faith with crisp, whodunit plotting....An engaging thriller...Krich never misses a beat" (Publishers Weekly)
    Winner of the Calavera Award

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April 12, 2005

C-SPAN: NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOU DON'T...

Hilary Ostrov, who has been assisting Deborah Lipstadt in maintaining her blog, writes that evidence of C-SPAN's April 3 program--a discussion of Lipstadt's book--has disappeared.

I write mysteries, but I'm not sure I can solve this one.

Hilary invites interested readers to check out Prof. Lipstadt's blog "for an extensive commentary on this issue - and links to and excerpts from other bloggings and articles on the controversy, as well as reviews of her latest book, History on Trial: My Day in Court with David Irving."

Posted by on April 12, 2005 at 07:33 PM in Current Affairs |

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