The story of a former hitman with a target on his back and a vow not to kill, Assassins Anonymous combines a fantastic narrator, global intrigue and dash of romance for a hilarious read.
Fiona McPhillips’ When We Were Silent is the best debut thriller since Attica Locke’s Black Water Rising.
Have tissues at the ready while reading Anne Hillerman’s latest Leaphorn, Chee & Manuelito mystery.
Fans of Will Thomas’ Victorian mystery series will have their expectations repeatedly exceeded in Death and Glory.
Desperate to see an unreliable narrator done right? Look no further than Nicola Solvinic’s engrossing debut, The Hunter’s Daughter.
Cushy and charmingly quirky, Death of a Master Chef is another delightful Brittany-set mystery from Jean-Luc Bannalec.
Under the Storm is a more-than-worthy follow-up to Christoffer Carlsson’s bestselling Nordic noir, Blaze Me a Sun.
Sara Koffi’s While We Were Burning is a searing thriller that dares readers to question their own perspectives on everyday, casual racism.
If you’re looking for action, history, brothers-in-arms camaraderie and a cracking good story, look no further than Robbie Morrison’s Cast a Cold Eye.
The Antonia Scott series is hands-down the best suspense trilogy to come along since Larsson’s Millennium Trilogy.
Period-correct and darkly hilarious, Little Underworld is reminiscent of gumshoe movies from the golden age of Hollywood.
Visit an alternate America where European colonization never took place in this intricately plotted police procedural from Francis Spufford.
Louisa Luna crafts a boldly, unapologetically unlikable protagonist in Tell Me Who You Are—but is Dr. Caroline Strange also unreliable?
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