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.
The 17th book in Craig Johnson’s riveting mystery series set in rural Wyoming is sharp, immediate and haunting.
This mystery touches on big themes such as climate change and the tenuous yet surprisingly elastic bonds of family.
Mango, Mambo, and Murder has everything readers look for in a cozy mystery but also feels like a breath of fresh air.
False leads and surprising reveals make this terrifically plotted cozy mystery hard to put down.
Marked Man is an excellent mystery, with a surprise ending and then one more surprise for good measure.
If possible, this sequel is even better than Richard Osman’s debut, The Thursday Murder Club.
This world-class Scandinavian mystery seems destined to be one of the most talked-about books of the year.
The latest from John Banville boasts of some of the finest prose in the mystery genre and villains worthy of Agatha Christie’s poisoned pen.
Robert Bathurst’s narration is calm yet earnest, reflecting the blend of emotion and professionalism that Armand Gamache embodies as an investigator.
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