Desperate to see an unreliable narrator done right? Look no further than Nicola Solvinic’s engrossing debut, The Hunter’s Daughter.
Cushy and charmingly quirky, Death of a Master Chef is another delightful Brittany-set mystery from Jean-Luc Bannalec.
Under the Storm is a more-than-worthy follow-up to Christoffer Carlsson’s bestselling Nordic noir, Blaze Me a Sun.
With top notch humor and endearing relationships, The Good, the Bad, and the Aunties is a satisfying conclusion to Jesse Q. Sutanto’s beloved series.
V.I. Warshawski remains in top form: Pay Dirt is yet another unputdownable installment in author Sara Paretsky’s series starring the cynical PI.
This series kickoff capably combines a treasure hunt for antiques, a murder mystery and complex relationship dynamics.
Kristen Perrin juggles characters and clues with aplomb in the lively and twisty How to Solve Your Own Murder.
If you’re looking for action, history, brothers-in-arms camaraderie and a cracking good story, look no further than Robbie Morrison’s Cast a Cold Eye.
The Stars Turned Inside Out, The Last Equation of Isaac Severy author Nova Jacobs’ second mystery, is well worth the wait.
Fans of the Veronica Speedwell mysteries certainly won’t be disappointed with this latest, more gothic installment—and they’ll be thrilled to see Veronica and Stoker happily in love.
Kelley Armstrong’s latest Haven’s Rock mystery has an absolute doozy of a setup. While on a hike, a preteen boy thinks he sees a bear—with human eyes.
In his second Follet Valley cozy mystery, author Ian Moore captures the beauty and drama of life in the French countryside.
The snarky and complex Listen for the Lie is riveting all the way through to its jaw-dropper of a resolution.
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