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.
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.
The latest entry in Richard Osman’s wry and hilarious Thursday Murder Club series may be the best one yet.
Laurien Berenson’s new spinoff series will thrill fans right out of the gate thanks to its capable, witty sleuths.
In her debut novel, Erin E. Adams transcends the typical hometown mystery story with an effective blend of social and supernatural terrors.
This sophisticated, multilayered mystery incorporates fictional podcast episodes and flashbacks to its protagonist’s childhood.
A Killing in Costumes has all the hallmarks of a great cozy: a unique setting, an intriguing cast of characters and an exciting mystery.
Author Shelley Burr won the 2019 Crime Writers’ Association Debut Dagger award for WAKE. After reading it, you’ll totally understand why.
Laurien Berenson’s new spinoff series will thrill fans right out of the gate thanks to its capable, witty sleuths.
Along with his typically superb suspense plotting, author James R. Benn provides moving vignettes of humanity and heroism in his latest Billy Boyle novel.
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