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The Devotion of Suspect X
Keigo Higashino
From
One of Japan’s best-selling crime novelists makes his American debut in an atmospheric thriller about a desp...
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The Bone House
Brian Freeman
From Publishers Weekly
At the start of this solid stand-alone from Freeman (Immoral and three other titles in his Duluth,...
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Last Detective
Peter Lovesey
From Publishers Weekly
Irascible, corpulent, cynical Chief Superintendent Peter Diamond of the Avon and Somerset murder s...
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The Survivors Club
Lisa Gardner
From Publishers Weekly
One cannot read this excellent new novel by bestselling author Gardner (The Next Accident) without...
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The Big Gamble
Michael Mcgarrity
Amazon.com Review
Santa Fe Police Chief Kevin Kerney never solved the disappearance of Anna Maria Montoya 11 years ago....
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Burn
Nevada Barr
From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. Barr's outstanding 16th Anna Pigeon novel (after Borderline) takes the National Pa...
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Lost Light
Michael Connelly
From Publishers Weekly
Award-winning former crime reporter Connelly (The Black Echo; City of Bones) hits all the right no...
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Strange Affair
Peter Robinson
Amazon.com Review
Without a doubt, the family and friends of fictional sleuths are two of the most endangered species on ...
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Close Enough to Kill
Beverly Barton
From Publishers Weekly
Barton (Killing Her Softly) is a veteran of romantic suspense, and it shows in her latest, a well-...
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The Black Echo
Michael Connelly
From Publishers Weekly
Connelly transcends the standard L.A. police procedural with this original and eminently authentic...
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Color of Justice
Gary Hardwick
From Publishers Weekly
A provocative examination of race fires up this otherwise lukewarm crime drama. Set in Detroit, th...
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The Fly on the Wall
Tony Hillerman
Review
“Tony Hillerman’s novels are like no others.” (San Diego Union-Tribune )
“Fascinating....
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The Midnight Club
From Publishers Weekly
Edgar-winner Patterson ( The Jericho Commandment )he is also chairman of J. Walter Thompson USAalm...
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To the Power of Three
Laura Lippman
From
The award-winning author of the Tess Monaghan mysteries has written an independent crime thriller and coming-of-age...
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Evan and Elle
Rhys Bowen
From Publishers Weekly
When Madame Yvette, a seductive widow, opens a French restaurant in Llanfair, in northern Wales, h...
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Split Images
Elmore Leonard
Review
"A superb craftsman...his writing is pure pleasure." -- -- Los Angeles Book Review
"Brilliant...impressive...super...
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The Traffickers
W.E.B. Griffin, William E. Butterworth Iv
From Publishers Weekly
Dope smuggling, prostitution and murder preoccupy Sgt. Matt Payne of the Philadelphia PD in the un...
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Vengeance in Death
J. D. Robb
Review
Futuristic...and steamy. -- Publishers Weekly
About the Author
J. D. Robb is the pseudonym of New York T...
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Jack Frost 2 A Touch of Frost
R.D. Wingfield
From the Back Cover
'A funny, frantic, utterly refreshing brew' Sunday Telegraph
Detective Inspector Jack Frost, officia...
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The Choirboys
Joseph Wambaugh
About the Author
A former LAPD detective and perennial bestselling author, Joseph Wambaugh is the cops’ poet laurea...
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Kindred In Death
J.D. Robb
From Publishers Weekly
New York City law officers have more technological weapons at their disposal in bestseller Robb's ...
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The Shape Shifter
Tony Hillerman
From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. A picture cut from a glossy magazine, Luxury Living, draws retired Navajo tribal ...
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Night Train
Martin Amis
Amazon.com Review
On a beautiful night in a second-tier American city, a beautiful astrophysicist with the clichéd ...
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Voices
Arnaldur Indridason
From Publishers Weekly
Gold Dagger Award–winner Indridason stumbles in his third Reykjavik thriller to feature Ins...
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Hollywood Station
Joseph Wambaugh
From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. Wambaugh's outstanding new novel, his first in a decade, is not only a return to ...
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Angels Flight
Michael Connelly
Amazon.com Review
Michael Connelly, whose novel won the 1997 Anthony Award for Best Mystery, is already recognized as o...
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Corpus Christmas
Margaret Maron
Review
"It does what a good mystery novel must-keep you guessing to the end." -- -The News and Observer, Raleigh
"One ...
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Bad Boy: An Inspector Banks Novel
Peter Robinson
From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. Robinson tries something different in his excellent 19th novel to feature Det. Chi...
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The Man Who Was Thursday
G. K. Chesterton
Amazon.com Review
In an article published the day before his death, G.K. Chesterton called The Man Who Was Thursday "a ve...
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Iron Orchid (Holly Barker Novels)
Stuart Woods
From Publishers Weekly
Having ditched her Orchid Beach, Fla., police chief post, returning supersleuth Holly Barker opts ...
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Indulgence in Death
J.D. Robb
From Publishers Weekly
Lt. Eve Dallas of the New York Police and Security Department returns home from a long overdue Iri...
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Blood of Angels: A Novel
Reed Arvin
From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. Thomas Dennehy, assistant DA of Davidson County, Tenn., is about to become famous....
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Blood on the Sand
Pauline Rowson
From
In the fifth Marine Mystery, Detective Inspector Andy Horton’s Isle of Wight vacation is cut short when he e...
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What the Dead Know: A Novel
Laura Lippman
From Publishers Weekly
Starred Review. Edgar-winner Lippman, author of the Tess Monaghan mystery series (No Good Deeds, ...
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