I Know You Know by Gilly Macmillan is an original, chilling and twisty mystery about two shocking murder cases 20 years apart and the threads that bind them. I Know You Know begins like any murder mystery: a dead body is found in a construction pit. We quickly realize, however,… Read more
Man of War by Sean Parnell is a fiction debut and an electrifying military thriller—a gripping tale of action, suspense, and international intrigue that introduces a compelling new hero, Eric Steele. Sean Parnell brings the reader into the trenches immediately with his military thriller, Man of War. The book dives into… Read more
Button Man by Andrew Gross is a stirring story of a Jewish family brought together in the dawn of the women’s garment business and torn apart by the birth of organized crime in New York City in the 1930s. Take a visual tour through Button Man with GIFnotes! New York Times-bestselling author Andrew… Read more
Broken Windows by Paul D. Marks is the second book in the Duke Rogers PI series. If you enjoy old-school PI tales, you’ll love getting to know L.A. PI (and former Navy SEAL) Duke Rogers. Duke is still reeling from the events of White Heat—the first (and Shamus Award-winning) thriller to… Read more
All Things by Amber Belldene is the first book in the new Reverend Alma Lee Mystery series. Meet the Reverend Alma Lee as she rocks out at the final hurrah for The Carlos Club, a lesbian bar in San Francisco’s Mission District. Alma wears many hats—she’s a “vicar, agitator, despiser of 90’s… Read more
Dark Sky Island by Lara Dearman is the second Jennifer Dorey mystery, where an inspector and journalist join forces to uncover long-buried secrets, simmering resentments, and a chilling murder in a tiny, remote island in the English Channel. I just love the concept of a dark sky island. Recently, I read a… Read more
In the Darkest Hour by Anna Carlisle is the third book in the Gin Sullivan Mystery series, where a deadly web of drugs, depravity, and murder threaten to consume all Gin loves. Anna Carlisle’s latest Gin Sullivan mystery is recommended for lovers of small-town mysteries who enjoy Chevy Stevens, Lisa… Read more
New York Times-bestselling author James Swallow begins his Marc Dane espionage thriller series with Nomad, featuring the British desk jockey intelligence operative turned active agent. As secret agents go, Marc Dane is more reluctant than most. The protagonist of Nomad—the first entry in James Swallow’s new series of technothrillers—Dane actively shuns field… Read more
A Borrowing of Bones by Paula Munier is the first in a gripping new series, full of complex twists and introducing a wonderful new voice for mystery readers and dog lovers. Paula Munier’s name may be new to mystery readers, but her credentials speak for themselves. A former reporter who has consistently… Read more
Her Name Was Rose by Claire Allan is a U.S. debut psychological thriller about a struggling woman with a dangerous fascination with a recently-deceased mother. I think U.S. readers will be seeing much more of Irish ex-journalist and author Claire Allan. She already has more than a few titles under her belt,… Read more
