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If books have all the makings of a treasure (and of course they do!), the prospect of a new story from Tom Ryan is as good as X marks the spot….

This is an indisputable truth that readers young and old(er) know. Before making the transition to adult suspense with the USA Today bestselling


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5 new works of true crime history and reportage out this month, as selected by the CrimeReads editors.

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Matt Kessler, The Wiregrass: A Tale of M...


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Is there any other kind? Depending on how you like your protagonist and your humans, there are faults enough for every reader. To enjoy the Golden Age of mysteries and the princely protagonists therein (which shaped me and which I still love), you gotta kiss an awful lot of politely (and less so) racist and antisemitic frogs, whose smallest sin is their contempt for all oily ...


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You’ll often find me in my pajamas, a mug of lukewarm coffee in one hand and a book about Dom Perignon and Dior in the other. But the reason I’m speeding through the pages is because I know that before the book is over, someone on that superyacht is going to end up dead.

Thrillers about the super-rich meeting sticky ends are having a moment. I think it’s because we alm...


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Horror is huge right now. We’re seeing it in the furious surge of female rage in books, and we’re seeing it on the screen, too, such as Curry Barker’s Obsession. But what if this rabid hunger for horror in fiction claws beyond the page or the screen? What if our artistic expression itself becomes composed of cruelty?

Agustina Bazterrica drew a poignant and vis...


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