Steph Cha’s nerve-scraping novel—with its biblical, plangent title and painfully relevant plot—could be described as triggering, depending on the reader.
Death of a Gigolo is a whodunit that’s as zippy as a triple-shot latte.
G.A. McKevett’s second Granny Reid mystery brings small-town heart to an especially tough case.
Rob Hart’s prose feels as densely claustrophobic as the living conditions he has constructed for the disenfranchised millions now working for the Warehouse.
In this charged thriller, the anger is palpable, and so is the love between a mother and daughter willing to fight for each other’s lives.
Denise Mina’s latest thriller is a fun, edge-of-your-seat listen that feels very contemporary with its use of social media and podcasts to drive the story forward.
The Bone Fire is a classic and confounding locked-room mystery.
Louise Penny’s latest offers suspense galore and some of the finest prose to grace the genre.
By turns wry and quirky, and with no shortage of plot twists, This Poison Will Remain will have readers scurrying to find the books that precede it.
When Hell Struck Twelve is the best book yet in Benn’s WWII-set mystery series.
Juno Rushdan provides nonstop action and pulse-pounding suspense in her second novel, Nothing to Fear.
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