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A Crime of Passion and Pineapple: Culinary Mystery Flash Fiction By Chrissy Hicks
Chrissy Hicks, author of A Crime of Passion and Pineapple, has had her work appear in three consecutive issues of Bridgewater State University’s Embracing Writing book for first-year students. Her writing portfolio also includes publications in The Broadkill Review, SUSIE Mag…
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Will Trent Books In Order: All 12 Karin Slaughter Novels (2026)
A dyslexic GBI agent who grew up in Atlanta’s foster care system, a partner who didn’t want him, and a doctor who has already lost everything once. Karin Slaughter’s Will Trent series began in 2006 with Triptych, has run to 12 novels, took over the story of her earlier Grant…
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The Man Under the Bridge: Historical Flash Fiction By Bern Sy Moss
Bern Sy Moss, author of The Man Under the Bridge, has had short stories published in several anthologies and in print and online magazines, including Mystery Tribune, Woman’s World, Spinetingler Magazine and Mysterical-E. Moss is a member of SMFS, MWA, SinC and ITW. 1952 Jimmy…
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Hydrangea Envy: Darkly Comic Short Fiction By Marjorie Partney
Marjorie Partney, author of Hydrangea Envy, recently retired from a career in technical writing to pursue her passion for creative writing. Her writing started out all rainbows and smiles, but she soon went to the dark side of mystery and the supernatural, which she finds much…
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Thursday Murder Club Books In Order: All 5 Richard Osman Novels (2026)
Four friends in their seventies, a luxury retirement village in Kent and a weekly meeting in the Jigsaw Room to go over old murders: then a real one happens on their doorstep. Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club began in 2020 as the fastest-selling adult crime debut on record…
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Your Starring Role in Tom and Christine’s Third Date: Suspense Short Fiction By Benjamin George Coles
Benjamin George Coles, author of Your Starring Role in Tom and Christine’s Third Date, has had stories appear in The London Magazine, Philosophy Now and Erotic Review, among other places. His nonfiction can be found in 3am Magazine, The Philosopher, Bright Lights Film Journal…
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20 Best New Crime, Mystery and Thriller Books of November 2026
The best mystery books of November 2026: 20 new crime, mystery and thriller novels from David Baldacci, Ian Rankin, Jeffery Deaver, Janet Evanovich, Sara Paretsky, Rhys Bowen and more, with US release dates checked on Amazon. The post 20 Best New Crime, Mystery and Thriller…
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Just in Time: Domestic Noir Short Fiction By Kat Hausler
Kat Hausler, author of Just in Time, is originally from Virginia. A graduate of New York University, she holds an M.F.A. in Fiction from Fairleigh Dickinson University, where she was the recipient of a Baumeister Fellowship. She is the author of Retrograde and What I Know About…
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Is The Good Daughter Based on a Book? What to Know About Peacock’s Karin Slaughter Series
Is The Good Daughter based on a book? Yes, and the author adapted it herself. The six-episode limited series, premiering in full on Peacock on Thursday, November 12, is Karin Slaughter’s own version of her 2017 thriller of the same name. Slaughter wrote all six episodes and…
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Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone Cast: Patricia Clarkson, Sean Astin and More Join Penn Badgley
Prime Video’s Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone finally has a family. Patricia Clarkson, Elizabeth Marvel, Sean Astin, Annaleigh Ashford, Felix Solis, Daniella Garcia, Chris Walley and Eliza Bennett have joined Penn Badgley as series regulars in Amazon’s adaptation of…
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Longmire Books In Order: All 22 Craig Johnson Walt Longmire Novels (2026)
He reads Dante, drives a pickup he calls the Bullet through Wyoming blizzards and has a best friend, Henry Standing Bear, who will follow him anywhere. Craig Johnson’s Walt Longmire, sheriff of “the least populated county in the least populated state,” has headlined 22 novels…
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Joe Pickett Books In Order: All 26 C.J. Box Novels (2026)
He drives a state-issued pickup, is a famously bad shot, and has a habit of losing his job for doing the right thing. C.J. Box’s Joe Pickett, a Wyoming game warden with a big family and a small paycheck, has headlined 26 novels since 2001, and the series keeps landing at the top…
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Prey Series In Order: All 36 John Sandford Lucas Davenport Novels (2026)
He is a Minneapolis cop who drives a Porsche, wears better suits than the lawyers he testifies against, got rich designing role-playing games, and hunts killers like it is the best game of all. John Sandford’s Lucas Davenport has carried one of the longest and most consistently…
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The Detective and the Owl: Noir Flash Fiction By David Bart
David Bart, author of The Detective and the Owl, has published more than thirty stories in magazines and anthologies including Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine, The Strand, Mystery Magazine, four Mystery Writers of America anthologies and a…
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Rules of Prey Cast: Who’s Joining Jensen Ackles in MGM+’s John Sandford Series
MGM+’s Rules of Prey has its core cast. Peter Outerbridge, Cody Ray Thompson and David Klein have joined Jensen Ackles, Lucy Fry and Amanda Brugel as series regulars in the eight-episode adaptation of John Sandford’s first Lucas Davenport novel, Deadline reported on October 30.…
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Is Tom Ripley a Psychopath? Why Patricia Highsmith’s Charming Killer Still Gets Under Our Skin
Tom Ripley is one of the most disturbing characters in crime fiction, and one of the most likable. That combination is the whole point. Patricia Highsmith introduced him in The Talented Mr. Ripley in 1955, and over five novels she let him lie, forge and kill his way into a…
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Sue Grafton Books In Order: All 25 Kinsey Millhone Alphabet Novels (2026)
She is thirty-two, twice divorced, a former cop with a used VW, a single all-purpose black dress, and a garage apartment behind her eighty-something landlord’s house. Sue Grafton’s Kinsey Millhone was one of the first great hard-boiled women private eyes, and her alphabet…
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The Tulsa Connection: Hard-Boiled Flash Fiction By Albert Tucher
Albert Tucher, author of The Tulsa Connection, is the creator of suburban sex worker Diana Andrews, who has appeared in more than 100 stories in venues including The Best American Mystery Stories 2010. In 2017 he launched a second series set on the Big Island of Hawaii, in which…
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Is Nocturne Based on a Book? Apple TV’s Serial Killer Thriller Adapts Lars Kepler’s The Sandman and Lazarus
Apple TV’s new serial-killer thriller Nocturne is based on a book — two of them, in fact. The 10-episode series, which premiered on October 30 with its first two episodes, adapts Lars Kepler’s internationally bestselling novels The Sandman and Lazarus, according to Apple’s…
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BritBox vs Acorn TV vs PBS Masterpiece: Which British Mystery Streamer Wins In 2026?
Three streamers, one obsession: British murder. In 2026 BritBox brought back Ludwig and Time and gave Agatha Christie’s Tommy & Tuppence a modern makeover. Acorn TV went darker with Wolf, The Assassin and The Red King. PBS Masterpiece answered with The Gold, Maigret and Anthony…