The best-selling author Carl Hiaasen takes the reins for the eleventh edition of this series, featuring twenty of the past year’s most distinguished tales of mystery, crime, and suspense.
Laura Lippman introduces us to a suburban soccer mom...
As the bookmobile rolls along
the hills of Chilson, Michigan,
Minnie and Eddie spread good
cheer and good reads. But when
her faithful feline finds his way
into the middle of a murder, Minnie is there, like any good
librarian, to check it out.
Eddie...
Fans of the Cat Who... series get
an intimate look at the private
lives of those extraordinary
Siamese cats Koko and Yum
Yum--the most unlikely, most
unusual, most delightful team in detective fiction.
In this charming collection of
feline antics,...
When Minnie loses a grant that
was supposed to keep the
bookmobile running, she’s
worried her pet project could
come to its final page. But she’s
determined to keep her patrons —and Eddie’s fans—happy and
well read. She just needs...
Matthew moved to look out of the helicopter window. They were near the edge of the glacier. Beneath them the sea was dense with pack ice. In front of them the endless whiteness stretched out as far as the light and the eye could reach. It hurt his...
Deep in Pennsylvania’s Blue Ridge Mountains, a woman befriends a mysterious newcomer from Uzbekistan, setting in motion this suspenseful, atmospheric, politically charged debut.
After surviving a car crash that left her widowed at twenty-two,...
*THE FIRST EVER BOSCH & BALLARD THRILLER: THE NEW BLOCKBUSTER FROM THE NUMBER ONE BESTSELLER*
At the end of a long, dark night Detectives Renee Ballard and Harry Bosch cross paths for the very first time.
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Detective Renee Ballard works...
In the bookmobile, librarian
Minnie Hamilton and her rescue
cat, Eddie, roll out great summer
reads to folks all over the lake
town of Chilson, Michigan. And
when real-life drama turns deadly, Minnie makes sure
justice is never overdue.
The...
#1 New York Times best-selling author of the Chief Inspector Armand Gamache novels, Louise Penny brings her “nerve and skill—as well as heart” (Maureen Corrigan, Washington Post) to selecting the best short mystery and crime fiction of the...
In 2001, a woman’s skeleton was found in the woods overlooking Montreal’s Royal Victoria Hospital. Despite an audit of the hospital’s patient records, a forensic reconstruction of the woman’s face, missing-person appeals, and DNA tests that...