Browsing: Mysteries

Crime Fiction and Mysteries

Kindred in Death

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A “truly excellent” New York Times bestseller (RT Book Reviews): In a near-future New York City, Lieutenant Eve Dallas must hunt down the sadistic killer who brutalized a police captain’s daughter. “The epitome of great popular fiction” (Dennis Lehane).

Action and Adventure

The Ocean at the End of the Lane

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A masterful #1 New York Times bestseller: When a man returns to his childhood home, memories of the terrible darkness he once experienced there come flooding back… “Poignant and heartbreaking, eloquent and frightening, impeccably rendered” (Kirkus Reviews starred review).

Action and Adventure

Where Eagles Dare

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With over 16,300 five-star ratings on Goodreads: This classic World War II page-turner tells the story of a British Special Forces team sent into Germany to rescue one of their own. “A real dazzler” (The New York Times).

Bestsellers

Grave Secret

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A New York Times bestseller with nearly 7,900 five-star Goodreads ratings: Harper Connelly tries to take a vacation from paranormal sleuthing — only to walk straight into a mystery involving her family’s darkest secrets.

Christian Fiction

Miss Julia Speaks Her Mind

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“Good-natured entertainment” (Kirkus Reviews): When widow Miss Julia discovers her late husband had a son with another woman, her well-ordered life threatens to spiral out of control… Can she unravel the mysteries surrounding the man’s death? “I absolutely loved this book!” (New York Times bestselling author Fannie Flagg).

Bestsellers

I’ll Be Seeing You

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From a #1 New York Times bestselling author: While on assignment, reporter Meghan is shocked to see a murder victim who’s her own dead ringer — so she plunges into a dangerous investigation to learn the truth… “A fast-paced, intricately woven tale” (School Library Journal).

Bestsellers

Moonlight Becomes You

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A #1 New York Times bestseller! With a photographer’s eye for detail, Maggie Holloway looks into the cold-blooded murder of her stepmother — and uncovers a chilling hint to the identity of the killer. “Trust Mary Higgins Clark to know what frightens us to death” (The New York Times Book Review).