Browsing: Crime Fiction and Mysteries

Brilliant, eccentric, and preternaturally lazy Boston detective Julius teams up with tech whiz Archie to stop an author’s impending murder in this entertaining mystery from a Shamus Award–winning author!

Film noir fanatic Reed Ferguson is on the case in this hilarious, fast-paced tale! There’s a mysterious death to be solved, a scheming ex-wife, a host of red herrings, and danger galore…

With over 5,100 five-star Goodreads ratings: When a teenager is accused of murdering her stepgrandfather, attorney Josie Baylor-Bates agrees to defend the girl. But her investigation will reveal a terrible truth that could rip the family apart…

A cowboy who wants to be a preacher. An outlaw’s daughter who wants to change his mind. On his way…

These sassy Southern sleuths will do anything to find their friend’s murderer… even if it brings danger to their doors! Can Cat and Annie Mae solve the case and make the charming streets of Savannah safe again?

With over 2,600 five-star Amazon reviews! Attorney Sasha McCandless braces for lawsuits when her client’s plane crashes into a mountain. Little does she know, the disaster was intentional — and more supposed accidents are just around the corner… From a USA Today bestselling author.

Miss Polly had a dolly. A beautiful daughter that she called her Baby Doll. Every day she dressed her in…

As a serial killer terrorizes Seattle, Skye — gifted with the extraordinary ability to locate missing children — finds herself drawn into the case. But are Skye’s talents any match for a mind so ruthless?

Trouble finds Sydney Rye after she saves a reporter from a deadly attack. She vows to track down the person responsible — a mission that will see Sydney and her beloved canine sidekick in hot pursuit of a powerful and elusive criminal.

A delectable mystery from an Edgar Award–winning author! Rebecca Schwartz is on the case when a man is murdered for his San Francisco bakery’s famous sourdough starter. “An awful lot of fun, and it will make you unbearably hungry for fresh-baked bread” (San Jose Mercury News).