- Published: 15 January 2017
- ISBN: 9780425274057
- Imprint: Putnam
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 560
- RRP: $22.99
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- Published: 15 January 2017
- ISBN: 9780425274057
- Imprint: Putnam
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 560
- RRP: $22.99
Prais for INSTINCT
"Thoft skillfully balances the array of business, family, and cryobank-related motives, and she crafts a great climax. Scrappy Fina's character is uncommonly fully realized... Readers will find plenty to love about her."
--Booklist
"Fina is mercurial, dogged, somewhat snarky, and rarely takes no for an answer. Fans of Sara Gran's Claire DeWitt, Bill Loehfelm's Maureen Coughlin, or readers who like their heroines rough around the edges yet with plenty of heart will enjoy this very entertaining and surprising series."
--Library Journal
"Thoft's gripping sequel...A quirky and empathetic heroine, a fast-moving plot, and a surprise ending make this a winner."
--Publishers Weekly
Praise for LOYALTY
"Kinsey Millhone, you've got competition. This firecracker of a series starter is a perfect summer read. It introduces Fina Ludlow, the in-house private investigator for her family's ethically shaky law firm. What starts as a search for her missing sister-in-law uncovers bombshells and twisted family secrets. "-- Entertainment Weekly
"What starts, in Thoft's dazzling first novel, as a missing-persons case for Boston PI Fina Ludlow--the search for her sister-in-law, Melanie--swells through layers of familial secrets, lies, and betrayals to something approaching Greek tragedy....Readers will be eager to see more of smash-mouth Fina, a hard-boiled throwback equally comfortable shooting from the hip or the lip."-- Publishers Weekly (starred)
"Thoft's promising debut introduces a significantly flawed but tough new PI and offers up compelling suspense, while the smooth prose keeps things moving right along....This mystery wrapped in family drama should please fans of contemporary suspense of the more hard-boiled sort."-- Library Journal
"In her debut novel, Ingrid Thoft gives us Fina Ludlow, the newest private eye to prowl Boston's mean streets. Fina returns the female detective to the heart of the hard-boiled tradition: hard-drinking, hard-loving, moody. Writer Ingrid Thoft has given her a dysfunctional extended family that rivals the Ewings of Dallas fame, which adds a dimension not often seen in the PI novel." -- New York Times-bestselling author Sara Paretsky