This eerie, Christmastime thriller boasts an absolutely diabolical final twist.
This eerie, Christmastime thriller boasts an absolutely diabolical final twist.
This eerie, Christmastime thriller boasts an absolutely diabolical final twist.
Amateur sleuth Claudia Lin delves into a dating app conspiracy in Jane Pek’s entertaining, thought-provoking The Rivals.
Cleverness and subterfuge abound in The Collaborators, Michael Idov’s high-stakes global espionage novel.
World-weary and distinctively jaded, The Close-Up is a fantastic, Los Angeles-set neo-noir.
Mike Lupica’s latest take on Robert B. Parker’s iconic sleuth, Spenser, is a must for longtime fans of the series and a terrific entry point for newcomers as well.
Christopher Bollen’s creepy and snarky suspense novel Havoc tracks a dangerously escalating feud between an 81-year-old woman and a little boy.
TV chef Miriam Quinones-Smith has three mysteries to solve in the engaging and endlessly interesting Dominoes, Danzon, and Death.
John Straley’s nonstop, high-octane Big Breath In introduces the unforgettable Delphine, a 68-year-old cancer patient-turned-investigator.
Trouble hits Washington, D.C., as a list of Supreme Court candidates is released—and those on it are targeted and killed in James Patterson’s newest thriller.
David Baldacci returns with another thrilling installment of The 6:20 Man series as Travis Devine leaves the East Coast to take on a mission for the FBI in Seattle.
Deadly Animals, Marie Tierney’s brilliantly plotted debut mystery, introduces readers to Ava Bonney: a 14-year-old English girl obsessed with decomposing bodies.
The Author’s Guide to Murder is a triple-perspective, locked-room mystery that’s long on suspense, sass and sumptuous Scottish scenery.
Shelley Burr’s rural Australia-set mystery Murder Town explores an intriguing angle of true crime fandom: so-called “dark tourism” of serial killer-related sites.
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