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Ain’t Nobody Nobody
by Heather Harper Ellett
A disgraced former Texas Sheriff investigates the murder of a hog trapper found on his best friend’s property, crossing paths with his surly daughter as well as a family friend who has begun working with local criminals.
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All That's Bright and Gone
by Eliza Nellums
Unable to get answers from her traumatized family in the aftermath of her older brother’s murder, a precocious 6-year-old teams up with a nosy neighbor to uncover painful secrets on the rooftops of Detroit. A first novel.
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Beating About the Bush
by M. C Beaton
Discovering evidence of a gruesome murder in a roadside hedge, private detective Agatha Raisin is embroiled in a case involving industrial espionage, a bad-tempered donkey and her own growing fame. By the best-selling author of the Hamish Macbeth series.
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Brewed Awakening
by Cleo Coyle
Awakening on a park bench with no memory of the past decade, coffeehouse manager Clare Cosi becomes a suspect in a kidnapping and must solve the mystery of her own disappearance to prove her innocence.
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Dread Journey
by Dorothy B. Hughes
A young actress fears that her director, who has a reputation for discarding his previous starlets by destroying their careers, may be plotting to kill her during a transcontinental train journey.
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Famous in Cedarville
by Erica Wright
When a retired silver screen actress is found dead in her bed, only young widower Samson Delaware, who is distrusted by the residents of Cedarville, suspects foul play and proves his theory when the late actress’s assistant is murdered.
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How the Dead Speak
by Val McDermid
When skeletal remains are found on the site of an orphanage renovation, imprisoned psychological profiler Tony Hill painfully reunites with ex-DCI Carol Jordan to investigate the discovery of a victim who is believed to be behind bars.
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Murder At the Opera: an Atlas Catesby mystery
by D. M. Quincy
In 1815 London, amateur sleuth Atlas Catesby investigates the murder of a notorious courtesan and discovers a link between this crime and the death of his own sister years ago, leading him down a dark and dangerous path of violence and revenge.
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Murder Off the Page: a 42nd Street library mystery
by Con Lehane
Reluctantly investigating a murder that is complicated by his friend’s implication in another death, librarian sleuth Raymond Ambler uncovers the second victim’s illicit double life and a wealth of potential suspects. By the author of Murder in the Manuscript Room.
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Now You See Them
by Elly Griffiths
Detective Edgar Stephens is enmeshed in an investigation involving a string of kidnappings that have pitted his wife, Emma, against a police force rival, while an increasingly famous Max Mephisto embarks on a search of his own.
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Trace of Evil
by Alice Blanchard
A rookie detective in a small New York community investigates the whereabouts of nine missing transients while navigating painful memories about her sister’s unsolved murder years earlier. By the award-winning author of Darkness Peering.
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When Old Midnight Comes Along
by Loren D Estleman
Hired to prove the death of an influential politician’s missing wife, Amos Walker is embroiled in a case involving questions about the woman’s disappearance, the death of an investigating officer and his client’s upcoming nuptials.
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