Entombed

A Killer Drawn from the Shadows of History

Entombed by Linda Fairstein is a gripping legal thriller that blends chilling suspense with rich historical intrigue. Published in 2005 by Time Warner Paperbacks, this novel follows Assistant District Attorney Alexandra Cooper as she uncovers a sinister connection between a modern-day murder and a 19th-century literary legend.

A Mystery Buried in the Walls

When a decomposed body is discovered sealed behind a brick wall in an old Manhattan brownstone once inhabited by Edgar Allan Poe, Cooper and her team are thrust into a chilling investigation. As more bodies surface and clues point to an elusive killer with a taste for the macabre, Alex must unravel a web of literary obsession, dark secrets, and psychological manipulation before the killer strikes again.

Smart, Atmospheric, and Unrelenting

Entombed showcases Linda Fairstein at her finest — crafting a complex, fast-paced thriller steeped in history, forensic detail, and the gritty pulse of New York City. With her background as a real-life prosecutor, Fairstein brings authenticity and intelligence to every page. Perfect for fans of Patricia Cornwell and Kathy Reichs, this novel delivers suspense with style and substance.