A Chateau Under Siege, one of French police chief Bruno Courreges’ more unusual adventures, is by turns suspenseful, amusing and, in its Gallic way, nothing short of charming.
Jessica Knoll’s Bright Young Women is a primal scream for women past and present.
Actor Kate Mara (“House of Cards”) reads Sarah Pekkanen’s page-turning story about a mother-daughter pair who hold some shocking secrets.
The Last Devil to Die is equal parts well-plotted mystery, scintillating repartee and deep reflection on what it means to love.
A pet crocodile named Cedric, accusations of witchcraft and a rugged Scottish setting—the latest Lady Emily mystery truly has it all.
A murder takes place in Winston Churchill’s secret war rooms in Julia Kelly’s engaging, atmospheric A Traitor in Whitehall.
Readers will be entertained and enriched by Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother author Amy Chua’s debut historical mystery, The Golden Gate.
Louise Hare gives readers a glorious tour of 1930s New York City in her second Canary Club mystery, Harlem After Midnight.
Agatha Christie’s housekeeper moonlights as a detective in Colleen Cambridge’s intricate and suspenseful historical mystery.
Ragnar Jónasson teamed up with the current prime minister of Iceland, Katrín Jakobsdóttir, to pen this poignant and powerful mystery.
By turns witty, warm, charming and poignant, The Motion Picture Teller is perhaps Colin Cotterill’s finest novel thus far.
Jordan Harper’s dazzling, pitch-black neo-noir isn’t just ripped from the headlines—it’s probably predicting them.
Part police procedural, part cold case and part sociological study, Blaze Me a Sun cements Christoffer Carlsson as one of Sweden’s new crime fiction stars.
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