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Honey Roasted
by Cleo Coyle
The buzzzz: Manhattan coffee shop manager Clare Cosi, who's started offering honey-roasted coffee and honey bakery items, investigates after she finds her elderly honey supplier in a coma after a suspicious fall from the bees' rooftop home.
Make a beeline for: honey-inspired recipes; details on honeybees and urban beekeeping; intriguing facts about New York City.
A full hive: This is the entertaining 19th entry in the long-running Coffeehouse Mysteries. Fans will be happy to see Clare again (and learn how her love life is going), and newcomers will have fun too.
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Wild Irish Rose
by Rhys Bowen
In 1907, after helping distribute clothing to those in need on Ellis Island, Molly discovers, through her policeman husband, that a murder occurred on the island that day and the suspect is the spitting image of her and feels strongly that fate wants her to clear this woman's name.
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Shadows Reel
by C. J. Box
Game warden Joe Pickett, while dealing with the brutal murder of a fishing guide, must help his wife solve a mystery involving a photo album that belonged to an infamous Nazi officer, placing them in the crosshairs of a killer.
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Dying fall
by Cynthia Harrod-Eagles
West London PC D’Arblay becomes convinced the scene of an accidental fall at a dilapidated West London villa was staged to look that way, in the latest addition to the long-running series following Cruel as the Grave.
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Give Unto Others
by Donna Leon
As a favor Brunetti investigates the accountant son-in-law of his mothers friend after he alarmed the family by suggesting they might be in danger because of his line of work in the latest novel of the series following Transient Desires.
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Real Easy
by Marie Rutkoski
In 1999, Georgia, a dancer at the Lovely Lady strip club, is drawn into the investigation of two fellow dancers—one dead and one missing—as she tries to assist a Harvard-educated detective with a complicated story of her own.
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Last Seen Alive
by Joanna Schaffhausen
When serial killer Francis Coben offers to give up the location of the remaining bodies, but only to her, Boston detective Ellery Hathaway is forced to face this monster once again especially when a fresh body turns up with his signature all over it.
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Marion Lane and the Deadly Rose
by T. A. Willberg
It’s 1959 and a new killer haunts the streets of London. The newspapers call him The Florist because of the rose he brands on his victims. The police have turned yet again to the Inquirers at Miss Brickett’s for assistance, and second-year Marion Lane is assigned the case.
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A Sunlit Weapon
by Jacqueline Winspear
Masie Dobbs, a psychologist and investigator in 1942 London, investigates the death of a female ferry pilot and two kidnapped American servicemen.
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A Safe House
by Stuart Woods
A former New York City cop turned rainmaker for an exclusive Manhattan law firm pursues justice while handling a sensitive case for the U.S. government.
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