Lisa Gardner’s second Frankie Elkin mystery is a tour-de-force in suspense and red herrings—with a twist ending you won’t even begin to anticipate.
A noblewoman claims to have witnessed a murder, but the supposed perpetrator is dead and buried in Charles Todd’s tense new Inspector Rutledge mystery.
T.A. Willberg takes readers on a wild, genre-bending ride with touches of steampunk, a dash of sci-fi tech wizardry and plenty of dry British humor.
The stellar City of the Dead proves that the long-running Alex Delaware series has done anything but run out of steam.
Catch Her When She Falls is wildly suspenseful and almost gothic in tone, providing thrills without any gritty or gory aspects.
Catch Her When She Falls is wildly suspenseful and almost gothic in tone, providing thrills without any gritty or gory aspects.
Fans of darker mysteries that don’t shy away from the gory details will enjoy this well-crafted and thoughtful whodunit.
Fans of darker mysteries that don’t shy away from the gory details will enjoy this well-crafted and thoughtful whodunit.
Readers will ache for Lily and Abel and envy what they once had. This is just one part of what makes Sara Gran’s erotically charged thriller so worth reading.
Murder at the Lobstah Shack mixes up a satisfying recipe of good-hearted characters, brain-teasing mysteries and evocative writing.
LaTanya McQueen’s well-crafted modern gothic digs into topics like historical accountability and the weight of memory.
The latest Victorian Book Club Mystery takes on issues like misogyny and classism with grace and heart.
The crime-solving exploits of brainiac physicist Manabu Yukawa are sure to please fans of Sherlock Holmes.
This darkly humorous and deliciously evil thriller is a masterpiece of storytelling.
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