Auntiemwrites Crime-Mystery Author M K Graff

It must be difficult after 33 books with sort-of retired lawyer Andy Carpenter to come up with a new premise, yet Rosenfelt has done just that with Bark Humbug, #34, a fresh kind of case that will keeps readers flipping pages.

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You’d think by the 40th Meg Langslow Mystery that Donna Andrews would have run put of pithy bird-related titles, but have no fear. While in the past there have been ducks, crows, magpies, falcons, larks, toucans, finches, gulls, eagles, even hens an...

It’s no secret I’m a fan of Frederick’s historical novels (The Lindbergh Nanny; The Wharton Plot) but her newest, Murder on 34th Street, might just be my favorite.

Readers will immediately be drawn in by the vo...

One of Japan’s most read novelists, Jiro Akagawa’s A Game of Cat and Killer is the first in his long-running series first published in Japan in 1978, and now translated into English for the first time.

The cat in question is named...

Cleeves’s 4th Detective Matthew Venn novel opens during a heat wave in North Devon, an area Cleeves know well, having grown puu there, and she puts this sense of local knowledge to great use in her setting.

Venn’s new case starts off wi...