Clea Simon's Reviews
Reviews of Clea’s Work
Apr.03.2011
Published by Richmond Times-Dispatch
"Simon brings her usual skills — and her great heart — to another story that animal lovers and mystery fans will lap up."
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May.01.2011
Published by Booklist
Graduate student Dulcie Schwartz and her ghostly feline, Mr. Grey, return in a third academia-set cozy. Dulcie, stressed with midterms and a new thesis adviser, is also having...
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Feb.12.2011
Published by There's a Dead Guy in My Living Room (blog)
Simon’s book has the sharp kind of character detail I think she herself appreciates. Her crisp writing and polished plot are a pleasure from start to finish.
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Apr.13.2011
Published by Booklist
Pru Marlowe has recently returned to her hometown in the Berkshires, ostensibly to care for her dying mother. In reality, she fled New York when she was weeks away from completing...
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Dec.30.2007
Published by Richmond Times-Dispatch
"With urban edginess, realistic characters, a feisty and sympathetic heroine and a big heart, Simon spins a frightening tale that will have you postponing your catnap till...
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Nov.15.2007
Published by Kirkus Reviews
Animal rights meet designer drugs in frigid Cambridge, Mass. Freelance writer Theda Krakow (Cattery Row, 2006, etc.) covers the club scene for the local newspaper. Her latest...
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About Clea
I'm Clea Simon, author of multiple mysteries, most recently the first Pru Marlowe pet noir Dogs Don't Lie (Poisoned Pen Press) and the Dulcie Schwartz feline mystery, Grey Zone (Severn House). My nonfiction books include Mad House: Growing Up in the Shadow of...