Charles Dickens and Wilkie Collins reveal the darker side of Victorian London-and a killer's identity-in this "e;well-crafted adventure"e; (Publishers Weekly).
Wisecracking Chicago PI Lacey Lockington gets caught in a dangerous game of international espionage in this gritty, "e;truly hilarious"e; mystery (Kirkus Reviews).
In this "e;pugnacious, feisty"e; mystery series debut from the author of Death Wore Gloves, a devious killer has it in for a poison penned beauty (Kirkus Reviews).
A Chicago PI faces a deadly world of femme fatales and not-so-saintly nuns in this crime novel from a "e;wild, shrewd, mad, and unexpectedly funny"e; author (The New York Times).
"e;The mystery fiction that Sara Paretsky fashions from Chicago's South Side is fully matched in Raleigh's gritty North Side tales"e; (Publishers Weekly).
A female private investigator goes undercover to expose a high-flying prostitution ring in this "e;action-filled thriller [that] packs an erotic punch"e; (The Boston Globe).
In one volume, the first five novels in the "e;irresistible series"e; starring a Miami crime reporter, from an Edgar Award-nominated author (Kirkus Reviews).
A movie star comes to Miami-and mayhem ensues-in this crime thriller by an Edgar Award finalist: "e;[An] extremely likable heroine"e; (Publishers Weekly).
From New York Times-bestselling author comes the first in the hard-hitting series starring a Miami crime reporter is "e;a crackling good page-turner"e; (USA Today).
A Miami crime reporter contends with a brutal murder-and a backstabbing colleague-in this "e;entertaining"e; mystery from the Edgar Award-nominated author (Booklist).
Edgar Award Finalist: A Florida crime reporter juggles multiple mysteries in a novel that "e;pulses with excitement, grit and verite"e; (Faye Kellerman, New York Times-bestselling author).
In 1970s Chicago, a young man searches for the woman he lost-and finds a mystery: "e;Clever and surprising, a pleasure of a read"e; (Michael Allen Dymmoch, award-winning author of the Caleb & Thinnes novels).
"e;An engrossing mystery with a wonderfully unique sleuth [who] tackles the most mysterious setting of all: the Bermuda Triangle of human memory"e; (Barbara Seranella, author of the Munch Mancini Novels).
2018 Shamus Award Finalist: A "e;tricky and delightfully surprising crime novel"e; set at the dawn of the digital age in San Francisco (Publishers Weekly).
A California poetry publisher must clear his name when a shady business deal leads to a fiery death in this mystery by the author of The Poet's Funeral.
A zombie detective faces feral chickens, a serial-killer demon, redneck vampires, and more, in this humorous mystery by a New York Times-bestselling author.
Arriving to view what will hopefully be her dream home, Thea Kozak finds her real estate agent, Ginger Stevens, tied to a chair, surrounded by fiery space heaters.
Chicago Journalist Thea Barlow Digs Deep to Unravel the Mystery of a Legendary Wyoming Brothel and Uncovers a Modern-Day MurdererThea Barlow, Chicago native and newly minted editor for the city's Western True Adventures Magazine, is on her first assignment: prove her worth by unravelling the mysteries of Halfway Halt, a defunct brothel in Hijax, Wyoming.
After surviving her husband's tragic death, then solving her sister's murder, Thea Kozak thought her amateur detective days were over, until she met a woman who had it all, and then some.