The latest Cecil Younger mystery ambitiously and successfully combines grittiness, social issues and introspection with whimsy and slapstick.
For Erik Larson’s audio-only work of fiction, narrator Julian Rhind-Tutt is so convincing that the listener is likely to believe the impossible.
The final Bryant & May mystery has everything fans love about the series, including more than a little laugh-out-loud but still dry British humor.
William Boyle’s stark and turbulent crime thriller boasts an endlessly fascinating and empathetic cast of characters.
The latest Constable Twitten mystery is easily one of the funniest, the quirkiest and the most entertaining reads of the year.
Abir Mukherjee immerses readers in the tensions and complexities of 1920s India in this thrilling historical mystery.
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