Ed Ruggero

Thrillers

“Blame the Dead:” A Streetwise Cop Knocks Down Barriers in Pursuit of the Truth

"'We’ve got a waver,' Lieutenant Eddie Harkins said when he spotted the GI up ahead." So opens Ed Ruggero’s blistering thriller Blame the Dead (Forge). With that, it stakes a rightful claim as one of the best World War II-based stories in years. But little does Harkins know at that…

Jon LandMarch 5, 2020

Fiction Listicles

Where History Becomes Story: 8 Tales of Wartime Bravery

It was my father’s birthday the other day. He would have been 97. And in celebrating, I thought about one encounter he and I had some years ago. We were in a friend’s home library, and Dad pulled a battered paperback volume of poetry from the shelves. “This is just…

Hank Phillippi RyanMarch 11, 2021

Fiction Listicles Thrillers

8 February Thrillers to Fall in Love With

Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child’s stellar Crooked River (Grand Central), the nineteenth to feature FBI special agent Aloysius Pendergast, shows why this is the best mystery series going today. The premise is enough to make the likes of Jeffery Deaver and Thomas Harris blush: dozens of identical blue shoes are…

Jon LandFebruary 17, 2020

“Blame the Dead:” A Streetwise Cop Knocks Down Barriers in Pursuit of the Truth

Where History Becomes Story: 8 Tales of Wartime Bravery

8 February Thrillers to Fall in Love With

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