Crime and Parchment weaves a captivating mystery about the discovery of the Book of Kells and family secrets. With a mix of rare book lore, personal grief, and suspense, this is a must-read for mystery lovers.
With its innovative tête-bêche format and dual timelines, The Turnglass by Gareth Rubin is a clever, atmospheric mystery that takes readers from 1880s England to 1930s California. A treat for literary puzzle fans!
Gossip meets horror in You’re Dead to Me. Ruby must unmask her killer before prom night—or become a victim herself. A fast-paced, scandal-filled thriller with twists that will leave you breathless!
A costume designer turns sleuth in Final Cut by Marjorie McCown. Dive into this Hollywood murder mystery with glitz, drama, and suspense, though it falls short of its full potent.
E.V. Hunter’s A Deadly Legacy is a twisty mystery that will keep you hooked. As Alexi Ellis investigates the suspicious death of Frank Hopgood, she uncovers dark secrets about his widow, Stella. A must-read for mystery lovers!
Dive into The Cadieux Murders by R.J. Koreto, a spellbinding mix of architectural intrigue and murder. Wren Fontaine’s restoration of a modernist masterpiece reveals dark secrets and deadly truths. A must-read for suspense fans!
In “Color Me Dead,” artist Gabby Wolfe’s ability to predict death adds suspense to this cozy mystery. With humor and paranormal flair, Teresa Trent’s latest novel delivers an engaging, small-town whodunit.
In The Nightman’s Odyssey, Damien’s pursuit of love leads him to sacrifice everything, but immortality isn’t as simple as it seems. Join me as I explore this gothic tale of love, rejection, and second chances.
In Kira Blackwood’s The Mirrors by Which I End the World, Chelsea navigates loss and danger, drawn to a mysterious stranger with secrets that could change everything. Can she trust him?
R.M. Romero’s The Tale of the Flying Forest is a magical Jewish Narnia, weaving faith, family, and adventure. A must-read for those seeking authentic representation in spellbinding fantasy.
