Miss Aldridge Regrets‘ 1930s ocean liner setting will enchant mystery readers even as author Louise Hare seeds disquiet and red herrings amid all the glam.
Detective Chief Inspector Jonah Sheens has just settled in for a pint of lager in the garden of the Spreading Oak pub when a teenage girl covered in blood emerges from the trellised gateway adjacent to the road.
Lapsed Amish police chief Kate Burkholder returns in The Hidden One, the 14th entry in Linda Castillo’s popular series.
The Drowning Sea‘s gorgeous setting and stalwart sleuth will satisfy and impress mystery readers, particularly fans of traditional whodunits.
PI Vera Kelly is searching for her missing partner, Max, in her latest adventure, which provids a fascinating and spot-on look at the LA of the 1970s and the lifestyles of the wealthy, entitled and dysfunctional.
Death by Bubble Tea is a heartfelt and delicious mystery that, in a brilliant choice by author Jennifer J. Chow, centers on a family-run food stall.
Two Nights in Lisbon dives into challenging topics such as the erosion of truth and the ambient misogyny that haunts women’s lives—but don’t worry, “This isn’t homework.”
Readers are treated to an inventive and expertly crafted mystery-within-a-mystery in Sulari Gentill’s The Woman in the Library.
The Lunar Housewife is an addictive read that’s equal parts intelligent introspection and nail-biting suspense.
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