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Featured Excerpt: Famous Last Lies by Jenny Hollander
Prologue With your eyes closed, your expression slack, I can take a moment to study your features. Though I know them by heart. The gentle bump at the tip of your nose. The high, almost girlish cheeks. The face that made you a ’90s heartthrob, then softened and settled in your…
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Killer Deals: November 2026 Discounted Mystery and Thriller eBooks
THE EIGHTH DETECTIVE by Alex Pavesi 26-Oct-26 – 2-Nov-26, $2.99 THE DEVOTION OF SUSPECT X by Keigo Higashino 26-Oct-26 – 2-Nov-26, $2.99 HARD EIGHT by Janet Evanovich 26-Oct-26 – 3-Nov-26, $1.99 HEADLIGHTS by CJ Leede 31-Oct-26 – 1-Nov-26, $2.99 EVERY LAST FEAR by Alex Finlay…
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Book Review: Agrippa by Robert Harris
Who was Agrippa? I came into the world feet-first – a dangerous way to arrive. Aegri partus , the doctors call it. A painful birth. My mother did not survive. My first two names are Marcus Vipsanius. But no one, however intimate, has ever used them. I am known – and have been…
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Book Review: My Name Was Gerry Sass by Tiffany Hanssen
The titular Gerry Sass is the irascible, alcoholic center of this rural noir novel. He’s a small-town businessman in 1986 Mystic, Idaho, who owns the local radio station and travels a lot for work. As the title implies, he doesn’t stay alive in the narrative for long. His murder…
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We’re Thankful for these Thrilling New November Releases
Midnight in the House of Commons by Charles Finch Amateur sleuth Charles Lenox investigates the murder of a Parliament member, moving through the glamorous high society of Victorian London in the next novel from acclaimed author Charles Finch. Cherry by Rose Wilding The women…
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Book Review: Days Of Feasting And Rejoicing by David Bergen
Esther Maile is a woman adrift. After leaving the American Midwest to travel, she fell in with the worldlier and wealthier Christine Case, who offered to share a duplex with her in Thailand. With their similar dark hair and statures, the two twenty-somethings could easily be…
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Cooking the Books: Murder In The Upper Crust by Mindy Quigley
If pizzeria owner Delilah O’Leary can just get through this one awkward luncheon she’s throwing for her best friend and business partner Sonya, Sonya’s mom Fran, Sonya’s new girlfriend Willow, her own ex Sam, and Sam’s new girlfriend SilverMoon, then she can finally enjoy…
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Featured Excerpt: Last Resort at Haven’s Rock by Kelley Armstrong
Chapter One “So we actually are looking for our mystery hunter?” We’re on a narrow path about twenty minutes from Haven’s Rock. Dalton walks in front of Storm and me, and when I speak, he stops and turns, his frown clearly asking why else we’d have left before seven in the…
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Book Review: How to Write a Murder by Jessica Brody
It should have been a dream weekend. A converted monastery, isolated in the mountains, has been turned into a luxury hotel, and a mystery writers’ conference has brought in the famous, bestselling, and controversial author Ian McCloud. He’s known for fooling around and hitting…
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Featured Excerpt: Murder Most Cryptic by Alys Cummings
Chapter 1 Reader ignores obnoxious journalist and heads for wine? (5) There were still stains on the front door from where it had been egged at Hallowe’en. Nina just avoided looking at them. She wiped the sweat out of her eyes and noticed blood on her arm but didn’t stop to…