Browsing: Murders

In 1908, a wealthy woman was killed in her home — and Jewish immigrant Oscar Slater proved a convenient suspect. After his conviction, famed writer Arthur Conan Doyle stepped in to prove the man’s innocence in Holmesian style. “Pure catnip for the devotee of true crime writing” (The Washington Post).

A USA Today bestseller: After witnessing a horrifying accident that leaves a woman dead, lonely Emily can’t help but insert herself into the victim’s seemingly perfect life. But she soon realizes that Rose was hiding plenty of secrets… “Amazing. I read it in one go. I was totally hooked” (Marian Keyes).

Inspired by this deceivingly heady atmosphere, acclaimed screenwriting talent makes her fresh and thrilling debut with The Seasonaires. An idyllic…

A “deliciously intense and addictive thriller” (Karin Slaughter): Haunted by her husband’s murder, Poppy races to put the pieces together — and begins to wonder if there’s anyone she can trust… “If you haven’t yet discovered Lisa Unger, what are you waiting for?” (Harlan Coben).

Murder. Corruption. Romance. Movie stars. A modern day TV shoot ‘em up?>>>No. It’s 1926 Old Hollywood, and a film producer…

Irish detective Cormac Reilly investigates a suspicious suicide — only to discover a perplexing connection to a decades-old case. A satisfying police procedural with over 6,100 five-star Goodreads ratings and “compelling, unexpected twists” (Booklist).

After moving to a charming neighborhood abroad, teacher Helen develops uncomfortable suspicions about the other families in her community — misgivings that only intensify when a child disappears. A suburban thriller with a shocking twist!

In this New York Times Notable Book of 2019, a Pulitzer Prize–winning reporter delivers a comprehensive account of the 2015 Charleston church shooting and its wide-ranging aftermath. “At once horrifying and inspiring, engaging and thought-provoking… A definitive must-read” (Kirkus Reviews starred review).

The architect of fear employs many forms.Kidnapping and murder never crossed Kaylee’s mind when seeking a fresh start in Portland,…

A New York Times bestseller: Andrea Oliver thinks she knows everything about her mother — until a shocking tragedy sends her on a desperate search for the truth. “Slaughter has outdone herself… A novel that sets the standard for psychological thriller writing” (Jeffery Deaver).