This historical thriller is not only fascinating and well-written, it will keep readers on the edge. It is historically correct, and the fictional characters seem real. This one is fabulous.

Kim Stone investigates several murders related to a juvenile criminal institution where the victims are tortured and finally killed with fentanyl. Stacey also has some unfortunate issues to move the story along.

This cute cozy introduces new amateur sleuth Sarah Vane, a newly widowed physician who moves to a seaside town and discovers a body in her friend's beach house. She investigates.

Five couples chosen for a reality show are stuck on an island, and one of them is a murderer. This novel is supposed to be similar to Agatha Christie's classic "And Then There Were None," but the novel is filled with so much profanity, it isn't worth reading

Nigel Strangeways is trying to solve the mystery of a cat who is possessed and also the murder of Elizabeth Restorick. This is a historical novel written in 1944.

Constant Marlowe is called in to the small Illinois town of Clark Valley to solve a string of murders. Nothing in the town is as it seems. This isn't one of Deaver's Best.

Myron's client, Greg Downing, who was his basketball nemesis, died several years ago, but his DNA was found at two murder scenes. Myron and Win investigate.

George Elms is out of prison and is asked to help find a cop killer. He doesn't trust most of the men in the department and has to be careful as he investigates.

A young ambitious reporter gets involved in a gangster murder in Seattle. The book is set in Seattle in 1933, and readers will feel they are living in that time.

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