"LOVED it, start to finish. Across the River is dark, charming, funny, and gorgeously written—a magnificent debut from a great new talent." —Cornelia Read, author of the Madeline Dare mysteries A Field of Darkness and The Crazy School

“Solimini tells her tale as only a true Jersey girl could! She has the Turnpike running through her veins.” —Chris Grabenstein, author of the John Ceepak Jersey Shore mysteries

"A fine read! Solimini brilliantly captures the bittersweet taste of going home again."
—Robin Hathaway, author of Sleight of Hand, a Dr. Jo Banks mystery

"The story is full of warmth and humor with loads of interesting characters. Across the River is an enjoyable read." —Victoria Kennedy, Midwest Book Review

"Fans of quirky, rebellious female sleuths are going to love Across the River. I know I did. —Betty Webb, Mystery Scene

CAN YOU GO HOME AGAIN?

It's the summer of 1992, and Bill Clinton seems headed for the White House. But not all Baby Boomers are having such a great year.
   Andie Rinaldi has just lost her job at the country's most respected newspaper, her big-city apartment is going condo, her long-distance romance is suffering from travel fatigue, and her twin sister is threatening a relapse of her “impulse control problem.” Worse yet, Andie's new employer—the country's least respected celebrity tabloid—has ordered her to cross the river to her tiny hometown and report on a shocking, as-yet-unsolved murder that involves childhood friends . . . and enemies.
   Caught between a rock (the New Jersey Palisades) and a hard place (New York City), Andie finds herself becoming part of the sensational story, while confronting her own past, present and future.

Now available from Deadly Ink Press

Purchase at major, independent and specialty mystery bookstores such as The Mysterious Bookshop and Mill Run Booksellers. (Request it if it's not on the shelves!) You can also find it online at Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, Grave Matters and other virtual booksellers. Or stop by Booth #8 Saturday, Oct. 4, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Collingswood, N.J., Book Festival, where I'll be, yes, selling, signing books and dispensing Pixy Stix.

Read Betty Webb's review of Across the River in the latest issue of Mystery Scene. Also, check out my interview with Tana French, Edgar-winning author of In the Woods.