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A woman's body is found in a river wash in small-town Arizona

By Courtney Greenberg

Updated March 24, 2014

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A murder is the catalyst for an investigation into the life of Nate Aspenall, a small-town Arizona loner living in a trailer park. His father is a lifelong friend of the sheriff in charge of the case. Told from multiple perspectives, this psychological case study unfolds in a chilling way that is entirely engrossing. — Courtney Greenberg

The Quiet Streets of Winslow, Judy Troy, $30.

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