Reviews
Shepherd.com graciously invited me to contribute a “Best of” reading list, which I’ve done here. No surprise, my topic is “Best mystery books where the setting is a character. Thank you, Shepherd.com, for offering readers a “novel” (ha!) way to discover books, and helping authors out at the same time.
CrimeReads has featured my “Killers of the Midnight Sun” article in their May 4 issue. Read it here.
Many thanks to Nancy Lord of the Anchorage Daily News for this thoughtful review: “…For fast-paced action with well-developed characters and intriguing glimpses into some of what makes Alaska uniquely well-suited for stories involving various kinds of darkness, Cold To The Touch should find appreciative readers both in and outside of Alaska.” Read the review here.
A wonderful review from Lesa Holstine of Lesa’s Book Critiques! She called Cold To The Touch ” …a descriptive, fast-paced story with a likable protagonist. Fans of police procedurals will want to pick up this one.” You can read the full review here.
Another nice review from Fresh Fiction: “Thrilling and bone-chilling, this debut by Kerri Hakoda is impressive, descriptive, and highly entertaining.” Read the full review here.
A starred review for Cold To The Touch from Library Journal! CAUTION: Spoilers within.
Cold To The Touch is featured on NetGalley’s We Are Bookish: 25 Books To Read By Debut Authors in 2024
Publishers Weekly Calls Cold To The Touch an “immersive debut.” Read the full review here.
Events
Great fun to connect with old and new friends at my book signing last Saturday at Watermark Book Company
Had a wonderful time at Left Coast Crime in Bellevue WA from April 11-14. It was especially fun to dine and chat with other Crooked Lane authors: Cayce Osborne, Jennifer K. Morita, Alex Kenna, Eric Redman, Vera Chan, and literary agent Anne DePue.
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