Service: Margaret Cannon’s top 10 crime fiction books of the year

(1) “Gone Girl”, by Gillian Flynn: One of the best mystery plots Cannon has ever read. Unexpected, unguessable, altogether great; (2) “Defending Jacob”, by William Landay: Brilliantly plotted, with great characters and an unforgettable ending …

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