Miss Marple fans will be thrilled by this collection of 12 new stories written by today’s top thriller writers, all starring Agatha Christie’s iconic sleuth.
A 1950s PI’s girl Friday has to step into his shoes in Emily J. Edwards’ extremely entertaining mystery.
Screenwriter John Brownlow’s cleverly constructed debut novel follows the world’s best assassin as he hunts down the man who once held that title.
Secrets abound in Lisa Unger’s latest thriller, which is so well crafted, you’ll be tempted to read all 400 pages in one go.
Mystery lovers will be thoroughly entertained by Lavender House, a thoughtful noir that examines midcentury LGBTQ+ life with a cast of dynamic characters.
The female assassins of Deanna Raybourn’s standalone thriller are as reliably charming as they are impressively badass.
Robert J. Harris’ World War II-era Sherlock Holmes mystery will thrill fans with its perfectly arrogant sleuth and a Moriarty who could give TED Talks on villany.
Ann Claire’s lighthearted cozy mystery, Dead and Gondola, transports readers to a deeply appealing mountaintop town in Colorado, complete with gondola and historic bookshop.
Val McDermid’s second Allie Burns novel is a fascinating time capsule from the late 1980s—without a whiff of sentimentality.
Secrets of the Nile has it all: a glamorous locale, plucky heroine and supporting cast worthy of a Kenneth Branagh film.
Simon Stephenson’s darkly hilarious Sometimes People Die harks back to classic English satire a la Kingsley Amis or Evelyn Waugh—just with more murder.
John Connolly gifts readers with two masterfully crafted cases for the price of one in The Furies.
The evolving relationships among characters never detract from the police procedural structure of Archer Mayor’s latest Joe Gunther mystery.
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