Browsing: Historical Mysteries

From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Life After Life comes “another beautifully crafted book” (Kirkus Reviews starred review): During WWII, Juliet worked for MI5 — but now, 10 years later, she just wants to be a radio producer for the BBC. But it’s not so easy to leave the past behind…

“Either my theater is haunted or someone’s trying to drive me into bankruptcy!”Professor Moriarty’s new client is the manager of…

COLD MOUNTAIN MEETS THE COLOR PURPLE. A STORY OF LOVE AND SURVIVAL AMIDST AN ERA OF SUFFERING AND HATE. Shay…

From a USA Today bestselling author: While working at a music hall in Victorian London, pianist Nell stumbles upon a deadly, far-reaching crime ring — and she might be the next target… “Enter a world of teeming and dangerous cities portrayed in vitality and amazing detail” (Anne Perry).

In 1812 London, Detective Stephen Lavender and Constable Ned Woods investigate a vicious murder — and the discovery of a severed foot. Can they piece together the truth behind a diabolical series of crimes? With over 1,200 five-star Goodreads ratings!

From a New York Times bestselling author: After her estranged father’s death, Joanna finds a startling letter in his personal effects — and embarks on a journey into his past. “Readers who enjoy World War II historical fiction… will appreciate this story by a master of her genre” (Library Journal).

A Washington Post Notable Book One of the Best Books of the Year: NPR, The Economist, Financial Times   Shortlisted…

“A feast for lovers of historical crime” (Laurie R. King): After writing his first novel starring Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle steps away from his medical practice to help the police hunt down Jack the Ripper… “Worthy of Conan Doyle himself” (Library Journal starred review).

Aboard the Mayflower, Mary Elizabeth and William are headed to the New World for very different reasons, but their fates — and hearts — soon intertwine! “Kimberley Woodhouse is an amazing author… A heartwarming novel” (RT Book Reviews).

An Edgar Award–winning novel and a New York Times bestseller: In 1961, tragedy strikes Frank’s family as he stands on the cusp of adulthood. Four decades after that fateful summer, he looks back on the forces that ushered him irrevocably out of innocence.