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The Ape Who Guards the Balance - Elizabeth Peters
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Named 1998 Grand Master by Mystery Writers of America, Elizabeth Peters is also a doctor of Egyptology whose mysteries have sub... -
Sunset and Sawdust - Joe R. Lansdale
FromStarred Review Whether he's writing Hap Collins-Leonard Pine mysteries, genre-bending horror novels, or his own blend of historical fiction and gritty country noir, cult-favor.... -
Silence in Hanover Close - Anne Perry
From Publishers WeeklyInspector Thomas Pitt, Anne Perry's gentle and astute hero of eight other Victorian mysteries, assumes a secondary role in this complex, gripping and highly s... -
Mysteries - Knut Hamsun; Gerry Bothmer; Sve
Amazon.com ReviewThe main character, like the title says, is a mysterious guy. Nagel arrives in a Norwegian town with plenty of money and goodwill, and though kind of an eccentric,... -
Listening Woman - Tony Hillerman
Review“A good exciting mystery that has everything.” (Pittsburgh Press ) “Hillerman’s mysteries are special . . . Listening Woman is among the best.” (Washington Post ) Prod... -
L.A. Dead - Stuart Woods
Amazon.com ReviewStuart Woods is a master of the glitzy, high-concept, suspense thriller, and Stone Barrington, hero of five previous mysteries, is the kind of private cop who glid... -
Kitchen Mysteries_ Revealing th - Herve This; Jody Gladding
From Publishers WeeklyFans of Curious Cook Harold McGee will relish the latest from This (_Molecular Gastronomy_), a French chemist and foodie hero who has helped to usher in the c... -
Holy Ghosts - Gary Jansen
In this extraordinary true story, the haunting of a Long Island household forces a respected writer and editor to reevaluate the mysteries of life and death as he struggles with th... -
Harlan Coben - The Best America - Harlan Coben
Best-selling novelist Harlan Coben, a master of suspense and creator of the critically-acclaimed Myron Bolitar series, edits this latest collection of the must-reads in mysteries f... -
Half Moon Street - Anne Perry
Amazon.com ReviewSecrets and lies, calumnies and evasions: in Anne Perry's Victorian mysteries, these elements, rather than a hat or gloves, a bustle or a watch fob, are the usual ...