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The Headstone Detective Agency by Robert J. Randisi

By George Ebey Robert J. Randisi takes us into the world of a private detective in his latest outing, THE

September 30, 2019

Crossing the Chicken by J. L. Abramo

San Francisco. Late September, 2004. The Giants are hanging on to the slim hope of a spot in the Major

September 30, 2019

Diamonds & Deception: Karina Cardinal Mystery Book 3 by Ellen Butler

The rainbows-and-unicorns period of her friends-to-lovers relationship with Mike Finnegan officially over, Karina Cardinal is taking a tactical retreat. No

September 30, 2019

The Dead Beat Scroll by Mark Coggins

Private investigator August Riordan returns to San Francisco to avenge the death of his friend and one-time partner, Chris Duckworth.

September 30, 2019

The Subject of Malice by Cynthia Kuhn

By Terry DiDomenico Lila Maclean has successfully navigated four years as a professor at Stonedale University, but not without some

July 31, 2019

Needled to Death by Annelise Ryan

By Cathy Perkins Annelise Ryan is the USA Today bestselling author of the popular Mattie Winston mystery series. I caught

July 31, 2019

Taken to Die by Ann Simas

By George Ebey This summer, Ann Simas brings us TAKEN TO DIE, the fifth installment in her exciting Grace Gabbiano

July 31, 2019

Grave Expectations by Heather Redmond

In this clever reimagining of Charles Dickens’s life, he and fiancée Kate Hogarth must solve the murder of a spinster

July 31, 2019

An Excuse for Murder by Vanessa Westermann

By Charles Salzberg Vanessa Westermann, author of AN EXCUSE FOR MURDER, knows a lot of words. But when she finished

May 31, 2019

The Marijuana Murders by Mark S. Bacon

By Adam Meyer Mystery novels have been set in virtually every workplace imaginable, from coffee shops to wineries, libraries to

April 30, 2019

The Lost Night by Andrea Bartz

By P. J. Bodnar At the age of 23, Lindsay’s best friend, Edie, dies during what should have been the

April 30, 2019

The Devil and the Deep Blue Spy by Tom Savage

By Charles Salzberg He hasn’t been a puppet, a pauper, a pirate or a king, but Tom Savage’s resume includes

April 30, 2019

The Hiding Place by C. J. Tudor

Joe never wanted to come back to Arnhill. After the way things ended with his old gang–the betrayal, the suicide,

April 30, 2019

Angel’s Lust by Christina Hoag

By Azam Gill Christina Hoag’s latest mystery, ANGEL’S LUST, has readers applauding its fast pace, deft characterizations, and unconventional take

March 31, 2019

Past Presence by Nicole Bross

Only by looking into the past can Audrey save her future. Audrey Eames is happy living the wanderer’s life. After

March 31, 2019

After You’ve Gone by Kay Kendall

Twenty-three-year-old Walter MacGregor (aka Wallie) craves adventure, her desires whetted by Sherlock Holmes tales. Her prayers are answered when her

February 28, 2019

Dead of Winter by Annelise Ryan

A new home, a new marriage, a new family. It’s a lot to sort out. But before medicolegal death investigator

February 28, 2019

When It’s Murder by C. M. Okonkwo

Emilia believes she has come back to life in a different body and is determined to find her family from

February 28, 2019

Miracles by John A. Vanek

By Charles Salzberg Jake Austin is a busy man. The protagonist of John A. Vanek’s latest mystery, MIRACLES, is not

January 31, 2019

Bar None: A Murder On The Rocks Mystery by Cathi Stoler

Set in New York City, the story features Jude Dillane, owner of The Corner Lounge on 10th St. and Avenue

December 31, 2018

Dark Streets Cold Suburbs by Aimee Hix

Trying to help a teen in peril proves to apprentice PI Willa Pennington that sometimes home is the most dangerous

December 31, 2018

Midnight Blues by Robert D. Kidera

What kind of person would harm a child? P. I. Gabe McKenna and his buddy The Onion find out the

December 31, 2018

The Book Artist by Mark Pryor

Hugo Marston accompanies his boss, U.S. Ambassador J. Bradford Taylor, to the first night of an art exhibition in Montmartre,

December 31, 2018

Fatal Legislation by Ellen Butler

Lawmaking can be a murderous affair. If any day calls for a soothing glass of wine, it’s today. One moment,

November 30, 2018

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