Oline H. Cogdill is a journalist and book critic based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She writes for the Sun Sentinel Media Group and Florida Weekly, focusing on local book reviews and cultural events. With a passion for mystery fiction, Oline's reviews provide readers with insightful analysis and recommendations for the latest releases in the genre.
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Oline H. Cogdill's area of coverage primarily consists of book reviews, with a focus on mystery and thriller genres. She frequently reviews debut novels and series launches, making her an ideal contact for authors or publishers looking to promote new releases in these genres.
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By: Oline H. Cogdill
‘The Devil Raises His Own' by Scott Phillips. Soho Crime, 384 pages, $27.95
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Stephanie Wrobel builds suspense the atmospheric “The Hitchcock Hotel.” Elizabeth Heider devises an intricate, international plot in her debut, “May the Wolf Die,” set in Naples.
By: Oline H. Cogdill
Harry Bosch's daughter Maddie, now an ambitious patrol officer, comes into her own in “The Waiting,” illustrating the Bosch legacy that Michael Connelly has constructed.
By: Oline H. Cogdill
‘Exposure' by Ramona Emerson. Soho Crime, 288 pages, $29.95 Ramona Emerson's “Exposure,” her second novel about police photographer Rita
By: Oline H. Cogdill
‘The Last One at the Wedding’ by Jason Rekulak. Flatiron, 352 pages, $28.99 The estrangement between a parent and child can be heartbreaking, and the longer the rift continues, repairing the relat…
By: Oline H. Cogdill
‘The Night Woods’ by Paula Munier. Minotaur, 320 pages, $29 Paula Munier’s insightful series about Mercy Carr poignantly merges two exciting trends in mystery fiction — veterans adjusting to civil…
By: Oline H. Cogdill
‘Echo’ by Tracy Clark. Thomas & Mercer, 364 pages, $16.99 A legacy of privilege, entitlement and lots of revenge fuel Tracy Clark’s third exciting thriller about Chicago police detective Harri…
Neil Simon’s finely tuned comedies established his playwriting career. But his dramas, including “Lost in Yonkers,” now receiving a glorious production at Palm Beach Dramaworks, made critics and audiences reevaluate those works. Theatergoers began to understand that comedies like “Barefoot in the Park,” “The Odd Couple,” and “Plaza Suite” used light humor to examine families, marriage and life changes. The […]
By: Oline H. Cogdill
Alex Segura returns to the comic book world in his emotionally charged “Alter Ego,” which evocatively looks at how art is created, as well as finance, sexism and dual personalities. It’s also about…
By: Oline H. Cogdill
Raquel V. Reyes’ new Caribbean Kitchen mystery ‘Dominoes, Danzón, and Death’ involves the death of a tour guide, skeletons and a few recipes. Diana R. Chambers’ ‘The Secret War of Julia…
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