Browsing: Murders

While investigating a suicide, police detective Solomon Gray can’t explain why his number was on the deceased teen’s phone. Could this impossible mystery be connected to the unsolved disappearance of Solomon’s own son?

When an email reveals that Eve’s entire life has been a lie, she begins searching for the birth mother she never knew — and the mysteries her family never intended to come to light…

When an opinionated local woman is found murdered, suspicion falls on her estranged husband. But as the townsfolk come out to mourn, a slew of potential culprits make themselves known…

Solving the puzzle could be the last thing he does… PI Charlie Dodge knows what it’s like to have something…

From a New York Times bestselling author: A stay-at-home mom develops a terrifying obsession when the revenge killing of a vicious murderer brings back memories of her own near-abduction as a child. “Crime fiction like you’ve never seen before… Brilliant” (The New York Times).

Every story has a beginning, a middle and an end. Every man and woman that lives on earth makes their…

When an Oxford student is found dead in her room, many people believe it was a drug overdose. But police detective Hillary Greene suspects foul play… Hillary and her team begin the hunt for a killer in this surprising murder mystery!

Suspecting a connection between two recent cases — an infant who was abandoned and the kidnapping of three girls — detective Jack Rutherford traces a series of leads to a sinister crime ring.

In this riveting first book in a series, Oregon farrier Rainy Dale seeks to prove herself in a male-dominated world — while solving a client’s murder. “Hits like a nailing hammer and won’t let go… A new and distinctive voice in crime fiction” (Craig Johnson, author of the Longmire series).

A New York Times bestselling author delivers a “gritty” thrill-ride (Publishers Weekly): While investigating a 20-year-old cold case, can Sheriff Quinn Colson survive his fight against a ruthless criminal conspiracy? “Quinn Colson is my kind of guy. I would follow him anywhere” (Lee Child).