We Solve Murders, by Richard Osman
Richard Osman returns with a new cast of amateur murder detectives. You will probably grow to love them as much as the Thursday Murder Club gang.
Read MoreMurder Road, by Simone St. James
If you like ghosts with your serial murder, you will enjoy St James’s latest— set on a lonely stretch of road in backwoods Michigan.
Read MoreMariette in Ecstasy, by Ron Hansen
In this Easter season, I share my views on my favorite novel, by the fine author, Ron Hansen.
Read MoreThe Hunter, by Tana French
The second book in a mystery series by French; enjoy the suspenseful story of an American making his home in rural Ireland, and the trouble that finds him here, despite his desire for a peaceful life.
Read MoreMurder By Degrees, by Ritu Mukerji
A female medical doctor in 1875 Philadelphia is drawn into a murder investigation, her patient the victim. An ambitious first novel, with some weaknesses, but a worthwhile read.
Read MoreEnd of Story, by A. J. Finn
Destined to be A.J. Finn’s second bestseller, after The Woman in the Window, comes this piece of psychological thriller fluff. Read it for the fun of it.
Read MoreAnna O, by Matthew Blake
In the spirit of A.J. Flynn and Ruth Ware, you will enjoy this suspenseful mystery from Matthew Blake.
Read MoreThe Cameron Winter Mystery Series, by Andrew Klavan
Cameron Winter, the hero we need in today’s fallen world, restorer of truth, justice, and societal civility, from the pen of Andrew Klavan. Read and enjoy this excellent mystery series.
Read MoreThe Thursday Murder Club Mysteries, by Richard Osman
Wonderful droll humor, clever plot twists, and four retirees trying to solve the murders that wander into their path— that is the Thursday Murder Club series, and you must not miss out.
Read MoreHomecoming, by Kate Morton
A terrible family tragedy and mystery, set in the lush setting of the tropical bush of southern Australia, this is a novel of a search for meaning, identity, and the value of family and homecoming.
Read MoreThe Trackers, by Charles Frazier
Author of Cold Mountain, Charles Frazier writes a captivating mystery set in Depression-era Wyoming that seems destined for the theater. Recommended.
Read MoreZero Days, by Ruth Ware
Ruth Ware dives into the world of information security and its dark side, affecting everyone who uses an app, phone, digital banking, which means everyone. Exciting, dangerous, and fast-paced, great suspenseful mystery.
Read MoreAll That Is Mine I Carry With Me, by William Landay
At long last, Landay delivers his next excellent mystery after Defending Jacob. Worth the wait.
Read MoreThe Maid, by Nita Prose
A brilliant cozy mystery, with a neurodivergent protagonist. Did the maid do it?
Read MoreMarple: Twelve New Mysteries. Various authors.
Miss Jane Marple, legendary detective of Agatha Christie, is featured in twelve new mysteries by some of our best female mystery writers.
Read MoreOnce There Were Wolves, by Charlotte McConaghy
McConaghy produces another novel immersed in nature, skillfully telling the story of traumatized twins who seek the same wild freedom they try to give the wolves in their care.
Read MoreThe Paris Apartment, by Lucy Foley
Another good suspenseful mystery from Lucy Foley, this one set in beautiful Paris.
Read MoreThe It Girl, by Ruth Ware
Was the wrong person convicted for Hannah’s roommate’s murder? Ten years on, and Hannah cannot move forward in her life until this is resolved. Enjoy Ruth Ware’s latest mystery!
Read MoreClean Air, by Sarah Blake
It’s the rise of the plants and their choking pollen in this postapocalyptic world, and a serial killer is on the loose. Great climate disaster-mystery mashup, good for your book discussion group.
Read MoreThe Book of Cold Cases, by Simone St. James
No spoilers here! Your first recommendation for a great vacation read, if a crime-horror mashup is your thing.
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