The winners of the 2012 Lovey Awards were announced this past weekend during the Love is Murder conference in Chicago for books — mysteries, suspense novels and thrillers — published during 2011.
• Best First Novel: Basic Black by Scott Doornbosch (CreateSpace)
• Best Traditional / Amateur Sleuth: Murder, She Wrote: The Fine Art of Murder by Donald Bain (NAL)
• Best PI / Police Procedural: The Towman's Daughters by David J. Walker (Severn House)
• Best Thriller: Northwest Angle by William Kent Krueger (Atria Books)
• Best Historical: Terror at the Fair by Robert Goldsborough (Echelon Press)
• Best Romantic Suspense: A Lot Like Love by Julie James (Berkley)
• Best Suspense: ToxiCity by Libby Fischer Hellmann (Red Herrings)
• Best Paranormal / Sci-Fi / Horror: Homefront: The Voice of Freedom by John Milius and Raymond Benson (Del Rey)
• Best Series: "The White House Chef" by Julie Hyzy
• Best Short Story: "Diamonds Aren't Forever" (Dark Things II: Cat Crimes) by Mary Welk (CreateSpace) indicates a review by Mysterious Reviews.
(Hat tip to Mystery Fanfare for originally posting the results.)
Thursday, February 09, 2012
Winners of the 2012 Lovey Awards Announced
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