Praise for Shaina Steinberg
“An intelligent and engrossing post WWII mystery with a couple of whip-smart, gutsy PIs who defy death, the odds, and expectations. Once you start this book, I defy you to put it down.” —Dianne Freeman, author of the Agatha and Lefty award winning Countess of Harleigh mysteries on Under the Paper Moon
“WWII has ended but treachery lingers in the most unlikely places in this suspenseful mystery featuring a daredevil pair who thrive on danger, adventure, and each other. A fabulous debut!” —Alyssa Maxwell, author of Murder at the Elms on Under the Paper Moon
“A deeply felt and researched look at the period and the city of Los Angeles.” —CrimeReads on An Unquiet Peace
“Screenwriter Steinberg’s fizzy debut balances quick-witted romance with colorful bursts of two-fisted action…Steinberg’s screenwriting experience serves her well in a plot that often feels plucked from a black-and-white rom-com…There’s plenty of bounce and bite in the execution. Readers will be eager to see what Steinberg does next.” —Publishers Weekly on Under the Paper Moon
“World War II may be over, but its wounds are far from healed…An exciting character-driven combination of mystery, thriller, and love stories, with plenty of twists in all three.” —Kirkus Reviews on Under the Paper Moon
“[A] blend of rom-com and thriller with many more narrative surprises. Fans of David Baldacci’s Aloysius Archer series should check this out.” —Publishers Weekly on An Unquiet Peace
“A fast-moving novel with danger lurking around every corner and a surprising denouement.” —Kirkus Reviews on An Unquiet Peace
“The romance, the trail of betrayal, and the critical flashbacks give a cinematic feel to this postwar thriller.” —Booklist on Under the Paper Moon
“Steinberg is a masterful storyteller. . . this story is more detective novel than noir, and offers readers a
lightness and sense of hopefulness even during this most unquiet of times.” —Historical Novel Society on An Unquiet Peace
“The story has intrigue, plenty of twists, well-developed characters, and a fabulous mystery.
The attention to historical detail immerses the reader in the era, making the story both
engaging and informative.” —CrimeSpree on An Unquiet Peace
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