Six the best twisty police procedurals

Isabelle Popp's first attempt at writing a romance novel came in middle school, when she began a story about a weirdo girl who could photosynthesize. That project was abandoned, but she has plenty of other silly ideas in the hopper. When she isn't reading or writing, she's probably knitting, solving crossword puzzles, or scouring used book stores for vintage Gothic romance paperbacks. Originally from New York, she's as surprised as anyone that she lives in Indiana. Let's Give 'Em Pumpkin to Talk About is her first novel.

At Book Riot Popp tagged six of the best twisty police procedurals. One title on the list:

Echo by Tracy Clark

I am always down for a mystery involving a secret society. Chicago Police Department detective Harriet “Harri” Foster is on the case of a body found near a building that houses Belverton College’s Minotaur Society. The victim is the son of a billionaire benefactor of Belverton, so the story delves into another mysterious death in the past that may be linked to this one. This is a gritty mystery that also explores Detective Foster’s grief for her deceased partner.

Read about another entry on the list.

The Page 69 Test: Echo.

--Marshal Zeringue