Crime and mystery fiction

Leon Dabrowski is a gifted nuclear scientist who has provided the world with a safe and clean form of energy.

Can a good-hearted Christian cop keep his family and friends safe while simultaneously trying to track down and capture his nemesis?

"e;The mystery plot is convincing and motives abound, but the vivid characters are the main draw, in particular the wryly observant Randall, who narrates the story with verve.

"e;Oddball .

"e;If you can only read one book this year, Hell with the Lid Blown Off should be that one.

"e;Kaehler's clear explanations of technical jargon make the racing world come alive.

A 1928 DUESENBERG!

Venice, 1745, is an age of reckless pleasures, playful artifice, and baroque excess.

The Second Sunny Randall MysterySunny Randall comes to the aid of three very different women, with deadly consequences.

When zookeeper Theodora "e;Teddy"e; Bentley fishes the body of Koala Kate out of Gunn Landing Harbor, she discovers that her fellow zookeeper didn't drown; she was strangled.

"e;Readers looking for a new amateur-sleuth series-especially those who find the car-racing frame intriguing-should definitely check out the Kate Reilly mysteries.

The “well-crafted seventh mystery featuring wily, wise-cracking Chicago PI Dek Elstrom .

The Solitary Child is a story of violent death and suspicion.

Inspector Ghote, 'one of the great creations of detective fiction' (Alexander McCall Smith), faces snakes of both the reptile and human kind when he's called in to investigate a drug smuggling case turned deadly in this classic mystery - with a brand-new introduction by bestselling author Vaseem Khan.

Have you ever felt alone?

Mondo mega money is a murder magnet.

It's Passover.

Two crucial parts of Neely Sharpe's life are missing: Her once-great potential and her girlfriend, Angela.

Barnes & Noble pick for "e;20 Favorite Indie Books of 2018"e;"e;Casey expertly nails the extended Tucker family-some 20 people-and combines these convincing characters, a superb sense of time and place, and a solid plot in this marvelously atmospheric historical.

'There's a thought that keeps me awake at night; I have to be lucky every time, they only have to get lucky once.

When Stella Crown hires a new farmhand to help run her Pennsylvania dairy business, she gets more than she bargained for.

From the legendary mystery author of Dead Men Don’t Ski.

A murder on Canada’s Sunshine Coast hits close to home for a former city cop in this crime series—the basis for the Fox TV and Hulu series Murder in a Small Town.

In this mystery by the author of Crooked Herring, a lawyer in Cromwell’s England receives dangerous info that could stop a murder—or get him killed.

In this time-shift romance series by the screenwriter of Beetlejuice, the timeless lovers are on a daring adventure through 1950s NYC and Havana.

A Dash of DarknessFor once Angie Amalfi's newest culinary venture, "e;Comical Cakes,"e; seems to be a roaring success!

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When two bodies are discovered within six weeks of one another, it would appear that a serial killer is at large in the sleepy Cotswold village of Folly.

Susan McBride Collection has descriptive copy which is not yet available from the Publisher.

2012 - Florida Book Award Bronze Medal Winner for General Fiction2012 - Florida Book Award Bronze Medal Winner for Popular Fiction"e;Details of archaeology, pirate lore, and voodoo complement the strong, sympathetic characters, especially Amande, and the appealing portrait of Faye's family life.

A macabre massacre of a wealthy family brings DCI Christine Caplan to the Highlands in her first thriller in a new series!

In this fast-moving, fast-talking legal thriller, brash young New York lawyer Tom Weldon happens to witness the 2 a.

"e;A terrific read.

The Derbyshire village of Spentlow, where Chief Superintendent Kenworthy and his wife had chosen to spend their autumn holiday, was in the grip of celebrations organized by the Vicar to commemorate a remarkable incumbent of a hundred years ago.

Two misfit sleuths search for a street hustler’s killer in this mystery series debut first published in 1980 and set in Boston’s gay scene.

Detective Jack Prescott is back in this intense and thrilling sequel.

"e;Siger paints travelogue-worthy pictures of a breathtakingly beautiful-if politically corrupt-Greece.

When cats start getting sick, feline-loving freelance writer Theda Krakow suspects an accident is to blame.

Now in its second edition, Betty Webb's Desert Wives is a startling, real look into the polygamous communities of Northern Arizona.

"e;A gripping tale of what happens when an author's world shifts 180 degrees"e;DAVID NIALL WILSON Bram Stoker Award Author of Deep Blue & The PartingBeth Shepherd is a forty-nine-year-old, twice-divorced, mid-list crime writer whose life is unraveling.

"e;Like Cold Tuscan Stone, the novel is light on its feet, with a protagonist who will strike readers as a good guy to hang around with.

Nick Sharman - at last - is living a life of married bliss with his new partner (and ex-stripper) Dawn.

A once-glittering music hall now hides dark mysteries in this atmospheric thriller set in both present day and Edwardian London.

Third book in the Posadas County Mystery Series"e;Gastner is an incisive investigator whose two most valuable qualities are compassion and insomnia.

"e;Wagner skillfully inserts nuggets of local culture without slowing down the narrative pace, and perhaps even more importantly, he gets Italy right.

A housewife’s murder draws a Canadian detective into a twisted family drama in this mystery thriller—the basis for the Fox TV and Hulu seriesMurder in a Small Town.

“Eight brief, pleasantly convoluted mysteries that resemble Sherlock Holmes stories without Sherlock .