Mystery & Thriller

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There are so many “In Death” novels now—this is number 37—that it’s starting to feel like one of those long running TV cop shows with edgy dramas and a terrific ensemble cast.

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“. . . enough twists and turns and red herrings to please any mystery reader.”

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“. . . another exciting, titillating, and action-packed adventure . . .”

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“. . . [a] charming series . . .”

The prologue in this fifth book in this charming series takes the reader back to heroine Bess Crawford’s idyllic childhood in India.

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“. . . the characters rise to haunt you long after you read the final page.”

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When six strangers awaken on a beach they're not only confused as to how they got there, but why they are there.

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Lorena McCourtney is a two-time winner of the Daphne Du Maurier Award of Excellence. She has also won the American Christian Fiction Writer’s Mystery Book of the Year.

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“. . . a very, very good book.”

Already an international bestseller, in its American debut Lineup by Israeli author Liad Shoham lives up to its hype.

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Don’t be put off by the priggishness of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Conan Doyle as they visit New York City.

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“. . . an intriguing tale with dramatic descriptions and vivid characterizations . . .”

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“. . . [a] masterful job . . .”

Road Trip! Bernie Little and his faithful companion Chet the Jet head to Louisiana in their latest adventure.

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Alan Jacobson knows how to write suspense. . . . Don’t say you weren’t warned.”

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“Jon Land is in fine form in this riveting installment of the Caitlan Strong series.”

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“. . . a worthwhile read.”

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“. . . more fun than a typical history lesson.”

Dan Brown’s Inferno starts out sizzling and rapidly heats up with a great twist, only to fizzle out by the end.

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The choice of whether to live in the present or the past is a difficult one for many people, but not Corrie, the protagonist of Sherri Wood Emmons’ newest book, The Weight of Small Things.

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“ . . . this is your summer beach read writ large.”

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“. . . a terrific addition to a compelling series.”

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“A Delicate Truth is in truth a morality play.”

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Loyalty is filled with action and suspense. The writing is crisp and tight.”

Loyalty is a modern day suspense set in Boston.

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“. . . [a] flawlessly executed debut novel . . .”

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“When A Secret Kills is a sure winner.”

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