“Kathleen
Hills
weaves her tale skillfully with a plot as richly textured as
her midwestern
landscape. Her characters—untamed, reticent, lonely and proud—are
exquisitely rendered.” Publishers’ Weekly on
The Kingdom Where Nobody
Dies
“Hills
slowly builds an enthralling portrait of life in a 1950s farming
community. A distinctive and welcome addition to the genre.” Kirkus Reviews on The
Kingdom Where Nobody Dies
“Hills'
latest John McIntire adventure is dark, dense, and delicious--and
mustn't be rushed.” Booklist *Starred
Review* of
Witch
Cradle
Publishers’
Weekly calls
Witch
Cradle “An
absorbing third mystery” and an “illuminating tale.”
“Only
when the restoration is complete can the viewer (or reader)
appreciate the brilliance of the artist's vision. Hills's quiet
masterpiece, including its shocking ending, lingers in the mind's
eye long after the book is finished.” Publishers’ Weekly, *Starred Review*
of Hunter’s
Dance
“. .
.this densely plotted whodunit . . . produces rich character studies
of people you don't meet every day.” Marilyn Stasio, New York Times
review of Hunter’s
Dance
“Crisp
prose, fanciful plotting, and an emphasis on character, descriptive
detail, and Scandinavian influence make this debut mystery well
worth reading.” Library
Journal on Past Imperfect