Pretty Sinister Books

Here's another rerun for you pulled from the back files of Pretty Sinister Books. I read nearly all of the Jonathan Craig police proce...

It was bound to happen. I have been disappointed by the latest Jonathan Craig novel I’ve read. This is number eight in the series and th...

Another Jonathan Craig book and you know what that means -- sex and crime. The victim in this sixth book about cops of the 6th precinct is...

Not true. She was wearing shoes! Not that I was in search of the sleaziest police procedural ever written but I do believe I have found i...

In this fifth book in the series featuring 6th Precinct cops Pete Selby and Stan Rayder Jonathan Craig finally proves he can write not onl...

When Steve Garrity comes home one night to find a paper match bent into the front door frame of his apartment he knows it's not a good...

Had I read Morgue for Venus (1956) first in this excellent series of police procedurals I may not have continued onwards. It doesn't ...

Pete Selby and Stan Rayder are on the case again. And some good news: after appearing as nothing more than a cameo in the first three book...

It's been awhile since I reviewed Jonathan Craig's first detective novel The Dead Darling and I did promise that I would be revie...

I can't think of a more unlikely person to rave about a gritty detective novel set in the subcultures of Greenwich Village than P.G. W...