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| ‘It’s a pleasure spending time with Osman’s quirky detectives’ (Kirkus Reviews) |
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- When a body is found at an Italian villa, a scrappy team of private detectives finds that a seemingly straightforward case involves more unsavory characters than expected…
- Written by the New York Times bestselling author of The Thursday Murder Club, which has been adapted into a Netflix movie
- The latest installment of a fan-favorite series featuring “madcap fun” and “Osman’s trademark wit” (Shari Lapena)
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| A beloved sleuth returns in a whodunit from a Reese’s Book Club alum |
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- The first continuation novel to ever feature the iconic character, this nostalgic mystery is a must-read
- In the Swiss Alps, a shocking murder disrupts a glittering winter holiday — and Miss Marple, with her all-seeing eye and shrewd mind, must find a killer among a motley assortment of guests
- Garnering raves from Bonnie Garmus and Alex Michaelides, who calls it a “total triumph” and declares, “[Miss Marple] couldn’t be in better hands”
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| The Club author Ellery Lloyd says this is ‘a legal thriller unlike any you’ve ever read’ |
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- What truly happened to Christian Shaw? When the young murder victim’s best friends stand trial, one juror finds his reality unraveling as he begins to question who — and what — he can trust
- From the author of Blood Orange, who counts Lisa Jewell and Alex Michaelides among her fans
- Calling this an “utter masterpiece,” Sophie Hannah promises “a perfect, bold ending that no one will see coming”
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| ‘Readers will be on the edge of their seats’ (Library Journal) |
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- “J. D. Robb’s In Death novels are can’t-miss pleasures” (Harlan Coben)
- When a biotech executive meets his brutal end at home, Lieutenant Eve Dallas goes in search of a killer fueled by rage — and gets tangled in a web of secrets
- One of the bestselling authors of all time keeps readers glued to the page
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| The ‘modern Agatha Christie’ (The Sunday Times) is back with a familiar cast! |
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- When a murder derails the stage production of an amateur troupe of actors, two lawyers must comb through evidence to find out what happened
- Told through emails, documents, and WhatsApp messages, this modern epistolary novel will put your own sleuthing skills to the test!
- The New York Times Book Review calls it “deliciously twisted” and says, “The whole thing is enhanced by Hallett’s sly observational humor”
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| A disturbing recording draws the Department Q team into a previously closed case |
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- The latest installment in the series that started with The Keeper of Lost Causes, which was named one of the 100 Best Thrillers of the Century by The New York Times’ readers
- Carl Mørck has retired — so when he receives a strange message, he passes it along to his former team, now struggling with a new arrival harboring secrets of her own…
- Race through this while you wait for season two of Netflix’s Dept. Q!
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| ‘Everything Ann Cleeves writes is incredible’ (Richard Osman) |
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- Under an oppressive heat wave, the discovery of a young woman’s body in the swimming pool of a luxurious Devon home sparks an investigation that implicates a powerful local family
- “Whatever Cleeves comes up with next, I will be reading it. And so should you” (David Baldacci)
- The creator of investigators such as Shetland detective Jimmy Perez and iconic Vera Stanhope returns with DI Matthew Venn, who Louise Penny praises as a “complex, daring, subtle character”
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