Murder at Hotel Cinema
 “This fast-paced puzzler shines with droll wit and hotel-savvy details.”
Publisher’s Weekly

“An amusing romp through Tinseltown, written by an actual hotel manager.”
Barbara Bibel, Booklist

“Even more fun than Murder at the Universe … Daniel Craig is a five-star read [that] should be on everyone's list.”
Jon Jordan, Crimespree magazine

“Hotel Cinema ... manages to poke fun at our fascination with fame while at the same time revealing Lambert’s coming to terms with his own life and love.”
Katie Patterson, Los Angeles Confidential

““… the dialogue is snappy, the plot twists dizzying. And by drawing effectively on his background in the hospitality industry, [Craig] has earned a reservation on your cottage-season reading list.”
Earl Fowler, Movie Entertainment

“Murder at Hotel Cinema brings together a cast of hilarious Tinseltown caricatures … Take [it] with you on vacation for a rainy day, and you may not even notice when it rains.”
Helen Francini, Mystery Scene

Murder at the Universe
 “A sparkling debut… Lambert’s wry turn as an accidental house detective puts Craig’s erudite whodunit solidly on the map.”
Publisher’s Weekly

“An entertaining insider's look at the hotel business by a first timer.”
Library Journal

“the compellingly readable story weaves together ideas about family, love, alcohol and the real cost of a job…. reading about it is entertaining, from the meet-and-greet right up to the guest departure experience.”
Sheri Radford, The Vancouver Sun

“Craig has kicked off his series with a bang, a big bang of a book… wonderfully clever and well executed.”
Jon Jordan, Crimespree magazine

Editors’ Choice, “A mysterious tale of intrigue”
enRoute magazine

Best in the West this Month
Shelora Sheldan, Western Living

“Craig takes readers on a raucous, quick-paced murder mystery through the glamorous halls of the fictional Universe Hotel in New York.”
Andrew Stone, Los Angeles Confidential

“A page-turning read that keeps you guessing ‘whodunit’ until the very end”
Sheri Radford, Where magazine

Hit List. “…this is kind of like an episode of Survivor in five-star accommodations.”
Helen Vong, Wish magazine

“More than just a crime novel, Murder at the Universe is an entertaining satire of the modern hospitality industry.”
Joanne Sasvari, The Calgary Herald

“Check in to a delightful and deadly hotel.”
Jenni Mortin, The StarPhoenix

“… a fun, sharp, and funny meditation on life and the hotel industry … I defy anyone who can read it and not want to book a room there.”
Nickole Yarbrough, Romance Reviews Today

“… an up-close and often humorous look at the inner workings of a property in crisis … director of rooms Trevor Lambert takes readers on a back-of-house romp, interacting with a rich cast of characters.”
Anne Dimon, Hotelier magazine

“… a great book for those seeking the escape that only a luxury hotel can offer … a hard book to put down.”
Barney Ellis-Perry, Trek magazine