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| The hunt for a killer is on in a small French village |
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- Booklist says, “If, by some magic, you could live within any book (or series), you would do well to choose Martin Walker’s Bruno, Chief of Police mysteries”
- Bruno knows his longtime neighbor and friend couldn’t possibly have killed her lodger — but can he find out who did?
- The New York Times promises “surprising twists under cover of a slow-burn, community-driven mystery”
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| ‘A true master of British crime writing’ (Richard Osman) pens a clever, engrossing whodunit |
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- Following a fortune teller’s predictions to Hemlock Bay, Rachel Savernake finds herself ensnared in a web of lies and murder…
- The “dazzling” latest (Kirkus Reviews starred review) from a CWA Diamond Dagger and Edgar Award–winning author
- “If you haven’t yet discovered Martin Edwards’s books, you are in for a treat” (Louise Penny)
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| Race through this new release before the TV adaptation! |
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- “Seamlessly blends two of my favorite genres: domestic suspense and police procedural” (Kellye Garrett)
- Giovanni is the concierge of the storied Ivory Hotel — and when her estranged best friend vanishes from the premises, all eyes are on her…
- Detective Redding Stark must clear Giovanni’s name in this twist-filled read “that locks the reader in” (Booklist)
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| Fans of The God of the Woods: Don’t miss this gripping small-town mystery |
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- Riley Sager calls this novel “stunning,” and Alex Michaelides says, “If you enjoyed Mare of Easttown, you’ll love Heather”
- In a quaint New Jersey town, new police chief Callie Hauser is propelled into a decades-old cold case of twin sisters who vanished
- From the Edgar Award–winning author of Please See Us
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| A noir legend delivers ‘a head-spinning carom of a book’ (Kirkus Reviews) |
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- Written by the Edgar Award Grand Master behind L.A. Confidential
- Investigator Freddy Otash contends with a Halloween night murder, a Communist probe, and a political cover-up in 1960s Los Angeles
- “The Freddy Otash novels will be mentioned… as some of Ellroy’s best work” (NPR)
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| ‘Doiron’s series shows no sign of losing momentum’ (Booklist) |
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- Two brutal murders seem unrelated — but as game warden Mike Bowditch investigates, he realizes a vigilante is at work… and he may be the next victim
- Part of an “outstanding” series (Publishers Weekly) that counts C. J. Box among its fans
- An atmospheric mystery set in Maine
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| Fans of Benjamin Stevenson won’t want to miss this irresistible Golden Age–style mystery |
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- From an author with “the ability to throw in a killer plot twist at the end that would make Dame Agatha proud” (Library Journal)
- Ghostwriter Belle agrees to help a woman tell her harrowing story of survival — until an unexpected murder turns a lavish, guarded compound into a crime scene
- The latest installment of a series that began with The Busy Body, which has fans in Sophie Hannah, People, and Alex Michaelides
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| A stormy thriller that will whisk you to the cliffs of Cornwall |
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- Celebrated children’s author Eleanor has summoned her family for a celebration — but one threatening message soon derails everything
- Chilling revelations come to light in this “one-sitting delight of a novel” (Lucy Clarke) from the author of the Netflix-adapted Anatomy of a Scandal
- A windswept setting, a murder, and a family secret… As Reese’s Book Club alum Ellery Lloyd says, “What’s not to love?”
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| ‘Everything you want in a summer thriller’ (Emiko Jean) |
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- Frankie’s exclusive London neighborhood shows its dark shadows when her cat returns with a disturbing message — “help me” — carved into his collar
- The author of Reese’s Book Club pick Something in the Water is back with “a sleek, unsettling puzzle of a novel” (Harlan Coben)
- Picking up raves from Kate Quinn, Caroline Kepnes, and Lucy Foley
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| A uniquely skilled investigator goes head to head with a dangerous enemy |
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- Kendra Michaels was once blind — and now she uses her heightened senses and observational skills to help out a friend after receiving a cryptic message
- From a New York Times bestselling, Edgar Award–winning mother-and-son duo
- Featuring a Holmesian protagonist racing across London
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