Books
March, 1993
Something exciting is going on in contemporary crime fiction. Tough questions about urban ills are asked and answered in novels, not in government studies or crime statistics. Grab a good reading light and get a seat on the front lines.Robert Ferrigno, whose first novel, The Horse Latitudes, established him as a worthy heir to James Cain and Cornell Woolrich, is back with Cheshire Moon (Morrow). This mystery begins when the brutal murder of a TV talk-show producer is discovered by a young electr...
