- Location(s): Pakistan
- Genre(s): Fiction, Romance
- Era(s): contemporary
Alys Binat has found happiness teaching English literature to schoolgirls. Although she knows that many of her students won’t finish their education before dropping out to marry, Alys still hopes to inspire them to dream of more than what’s...
- Location(s): Virginia
- Genre(s): Crime, Fiction
- Era(s): 1990s
Virginia Medical Examiner Kay Scarpetta has a bloody puzzle on her hands: five headless, limbless cadavers in Ireland, plus four similar victims in a landfill back home. Is a serial butcher loose in Virginia? That’s what the panicked public...
Unravelled Knots (The Teahouse Detective 3)
- Location(s): England, London
- Genre(s): Historical, Mystery
- Era(s): Early 20th Century
Unravelled Knots is the third classic collection of mysteries featuring the Teahouse Detective, the famous armchair detective who solves a variety of baffling mysteries, set all over Edwardian Britain, from the comfort of the ABC Tearooms on Norfolk Terrace.
- Location(s): Georgia, Macon
- Genre(s): Crime, Fiction
- Era(s): early 21st century
Karin Slaughter’s novels featuring Special Agent Will Trent are utterly riveting and masterfully drawn. Her latest thriller, Unseen, pits detectives, lovers, and enemies against one another in an unforgettable standoff between righteous courage and deepest evil. Will Trent is...
- Location(s): Boston
- Genre(s): Fantasy, Paranormal
- Era(s): Modern
In the alleys of the decrepit Boston neighborhood known as the Weird, fairy prostitutes are turning up dead. The crime scenes show signs of residual magic, but the Guild, which polices the fey, has more “important” crimes to investigate...
- Location(s): New Jersey
- Genre(s): Fiction, Historical
- Era(s): Contemporary and 1800s
Meet Willa Knox, a woman who stands braced against a world which seems to hold little mercy for her and her family – or their old, crumbling house, falling down around them. Willa’s two grown-up children, a new-born grandchild,...










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