Readers who like their murder mysteries on the zanier side (and topped off with a healthy dose of horniness) will be delighted by A Good Day for Chardonnay.
This start to a new cozy mystery series has the perfect setting: a tropical resort with an outrageously entertaining cast of colorful characters.
Lucy Foley’s stylish, atmospheric mystery delves into questions of identity, integrity and truth.
Set in a Japanese American neighborhood during World War II, Clark and Division is as much a mystery as it is an exposé of communal trauma.
Martin Walker steers clear of preciousness while delivering the worldly bonhomie readers adore in his latest Bruno, Chief of Police mystery.
Johanna Mo explores many of the bugbears that plague 21st-century Western culture in her excellent new mystery.
If you are a fan of suspense, twists and more twists, Then She Vanishes should be right up your alley.
The Grandmother Plot is more than a simple crime caper; it is one with a whole lot of heart.
The Night Hawks’ spooky-beautiful setting, layered mysteries and authentically complex relationships will delight readers.
Katharine Schellman’s meticulous research puts us right in the heart of Regency London, and the hunt for a killer is tense and frightening.
A service dog dropout who knows he should help—but does so in adorably wrong ways—steals the show in the first installment of a promising series.
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