Browsing: Historical Mysteries

While preparing to flee war-torn Baghdad, bookstore owner Adnan stumbles upon a curious handwritten book in his shop. As he pores over the memoir, he discovers a powerful story that brings hope to his corner of the world.

A gripping medieval mystery: As Keeper of the Pleas, it is Sir Faucon’s duty to determine the cause of death of the shire’s residents. But when a miller is found under his wheel, this simple task becomes anything but…

When King Edward invades Scotland, a young warrior named James risks everything to save his beloved country. Myth and history collide in this epic tale of courage based on the life of the Black Douglas!

When Archie Goodwin seeks his fortune in New York City, he finds nonstop adventure as assistant to legendary detective Nero Wolfe. “Spot on. Here’s hoping Goldsborough finds a dozen more untold cases as he channels the great Rex Stout” (New York Times bestselling author Max Allan Collins).

A “poetic and gritty” novel (Publishers Weekly) with over 1,100 five-star ratings on Goodreads: While investigating a disappearance in 1920s Mississippi, federal agent Ted finds a baby abandoned at a crime scene — and embarks on an incredible journey.

These 14 captivating stories feature Sherlock Holmes as you’ve never seen him before — in the United States! As Holmes and Watson investigate crimes all over America, fans and newcomers alike will be enthralled. “A thoroughly entertaining collection” (Booklist) with nearly 1,100 five-star Goodreads ratings.

“A haunting love story wrapped in an engaging and unsettling history lesson” (USA Today): Stranded on an enemy-occupied island during World War II, John fights to survive. With time running out, his wife risks everything to bring him home. “Moving and powerfully written” (Library Journal starred review).

“Fans of Audrey Niffenegger’s The Time Traveler’s Wife will delight” in this tale (Library Journal). A Pulitzer Prize–winning author shares the unforgettable story of Greta — a psychiatric patient who finds herself living three hauntingly similar lives in three different eras. “Wonderful” (John Irving).