Browsing: Police Procedurals

Crime Fiction and Mysteries

Gone to Darkness

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When detective Sydney Parnell and her K9 partner, Clyde, discover a grisly crime scene in a refrigerated train car, they begin to unravel a shocking conspiracy. A riveting book in a series from a Wall Street Journal bestselling author and “superb writer” (Steve Berry).

Crime Fiction and Mysteries

Taken

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Eight-year-old Leila is kidnapped from a playground… and despite a nationwide search, the police have no leads. Can they unravel the secrets that led to her disappearance? A gripping thrill-ride.

Crime Fiction and Mysteries

Run Girl Run

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Detective Harry Hunter is investigating a seemingly clear-cut murder-suicide. But as he dives deeper into the case, he discovers something entirely different — and the truth puts his own daughter in the crosshairs of a killer… Can he save her before time runs out?

Crime Fiction and Mysteries

Missing and Endangered

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Snap up the latest release in a wildly popular, New York Times bestselling series that “consistently entertains” (Publishers Weekly): Arizona sheriff Joanna Brady is sucked into a deadly case when her daughter’s college roommate disappears. Can she protect her family from a coldhearted criminal bent on bloodshed? A must for crime fiction fans.

Crime Fiction and Mysteries

The Silence of the White City

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“A work of impressive scope and depth, compellingly written” (Kirkus Reviews starred review): As a killer stalks the town of Vitoria, an inspector searches for a connection to a 20-year-old crime in this “stunning” read (Publishers Weekly starred review) with over 6,000 five-star Goodreads ratings!

Crime Fiction and Mysteries

My Darling

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Jade and Tomas are Emma’s new next-door neighbors… but where Emma sees a budding friendship, Jade sees a threat. Obsession spirals out of control in this nerve-shredding read! “Thrilling, unputdownable” (New York Times bestselling author B. A. Paris).

Crime Fiction and Mysteries

Without Blood

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Montreal police detective Victor Lessard attempts to find the common link connecting a spate of recent crimes — including two murders — in this “welcome addition to Montreal noir” (Kathy Reichs).