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Movie Tie-Ins
A thrilling original novel based on the television series CSI: New York! Detective Mac Taylor is a dedicated and driven crime-scene investigator who believes that everything is connected and everyone has a story. He and his... See More
An original novel based on the critically acclaimed hit CBS series CSI: New York, by one of the most impressive crime writers of the twentieth century. Detective Mac Taylor is a dedicated crime scene investigator who... See More
Literature & Fiction
Four years ago Lew Fonesca's wife was struck and killed in a hit-and-run within sight of their apartment. He fled Chicago, driving mindlessly until his car gave up the ghost in Sarasota, FL. Working from a cheap office... See More
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
A Soviet cop stars in this novel of "sweaty-palmed suspense... Equal parts likeable characters and believable dangers" (The Washington Post Book World). The Moscow Film Festival is in town, and the elite artists of the... See More
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
This "superb mystery-thriller" featuring a Moscow cop reminiscent of Arkady Renko delivers "riveting suspense" (Publishers Weekly). Porfiry Rostnikov and his wife Sarah have been in love for decades, since the end of... See More
Crime Fiction
A Chicago cop is out to avenge his nephew's murder in this "masterly creation" that puts the Edgar Award-winning author in "the Parker/Paretsky league" (Chicago Tribune). When you're a sixty-two-year-old cop with bad... See More
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
With his Chicago cops, Edgar Award winner "Kaminsky is hard to beat for a thoughtful, well-plotted, well-written mystery" (The Washington Post Book World). Most days, the counters at Maish's Deli on Chicago's North Side... See More
Mystery
In this mystery introducing a hard-boiled Soviet police inspector, "Kaminsky gets Russia right" (Ed McBain). Aleksander Granovsky has dedicated his life to exposing the brutality of the Russian penal system. In two days... See More
Mystery
A Moscow cop is left out in the cold in this "impressive" Edgar Award winner for Best Mystery Novel (The Washington Post Book World). When forced to choose between the law and the party line, Police Inspector Porfiry... See More
Mystery
This thrilling crime novel features "the best cop to come out of the Soviet Union since Martin Cruz Smith's Arkady Renko" (San Francisco Examiner). After a lifetime in service to the Soviet Union, police inspector Porfiry... See More
Crime Fiction
The first novel in a crime series about "two Chicago cops, one Jewish, one Irish... Told with deceptive simplicity [and] a gentle wit" (The Boston Globe). Detectives Abe Lieberman and Bill Hanrahan have been partners a... See More
Mystery
A hard-boiled Hollywood PI has to work without a net to save Emmett Kelly from a killer who's not clowning around: "Nostalgic fun" (Publishers Weekly). In February 1942, Californians may be living in fear of a Japanese... See More
Mystery
With "shades of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett," a 1940s Los Angeles private eye must recover FDR's kidnapped dog (The San Diego Union-Tribune). Working in Hollywood, private eye Toby Peters has met a lot of... See More
Mystery
On the eve of Pearl Harbor, Howard Hughes hires Hollywood gumshoe Toby Peters to find stolen blueprints in the "marvelously entertaining" series (Newsday). Millionaire Howard Hughes likes his secrets. He likes to keep... See More
Crime Fiction
"Edgar winner Kaminsky offers plenty of nostalgic fun" as Hollywood PI Toby Peters teams up with Cary Grant in this World War II-era spy romp (Publishers Weekly). Since the start of World War II, Cary Grant has been... See More
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Frankly, a killer doesn't give a damn about offing Clark Gable -- or Toby Peters -- in this "fast-paced and colorful addition to a very successful series" (Publishers Weekly). On December 10, 1938, Atlanta burned again... See More
Crime Fiction
In a fun series with "shades of Raymond Chandler and Dashiell Hammett," a 1940s PI must find out who's gunning for Peter Lorre (TheSan Diego Union-Tribune). Scaly-voiced and bug-eyed actor Peter Lorre has become one of... See More
Mystery
As a hard-boiled Hollywood PI enlists Al Capone's help to save the Marx Brothers, Kaminsky "makes the totally wacky possible" (The Washington Post). It's 1941 and the Marx Brothers' first movie for MGM, Go West, has the... See More
Mystery
In this "marvelously entertaining" mystery, a hard-boiled Hollywood private eye investigates a murdered Munchkin on the set of The Wizard of Oz (Newsday). A year after The Wizard of Oz's smash success, the yellow brick... See More
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
A forties Hollywood PI does not forsake Gary Cooper: "Like all of Toby [Peters's] adventures, High Midnight is high entertainment" (The Cincinnati Post). When laconic leading man Gary Cooper needs a detective, he does the... See More
Crime Fiction
This Chicago cop drama is "jam-packed with the stuff of good crime fiction -- character, style, place, recognizable human conflict" (The Washington Post). When the wife of a mob witness is killed and his teenage son is... See More
PI Toby Peters comes to the aid of Charlie Chaplin when the Little Tramp becomes a big target in this "ingenious" mystery from the Edgar Award winner (Kirkus Reviews). In 1943, Charlie Chaplin is far from the most popular... See More
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Murder intrudes on a Moscow cop's vacation: "Kaminsky's Rostnikov novels are among the best mysteries being written" (The San Diego Union-Tribune). Inspector Porfiry Rostnikov is finding spring in Yalta to be quite... See More
Crime Fiction
The first in a mystery series set in 1940s Hollywood, where a hard-boiled private eye helps a cast of real-life stars: "Nostalgic fun" (Publishers Weekly). Hollywood, 1940: It's been four years since security guard Toby... See More
"Kaminsky gets Russia right, and Cuba right, but best of all he gets his superb cop Rostnikov altogether right yet another time. Bravo!" -- Ed McBain The Soviet Union is dead, and Russian society has been fractured into a... See More
Mystery
In the Edgar Award-winning crime series featuring a veteran Moscow cop, "Kaminsky evokes Russian life like a born Muscovite" (The Philadelphia Inquirer). During the widespread corruption of the Yeltsin era, violent crime... See More
A Moscow cop juggles cases of kidnapping, murder, and a missing Czarist-era document in a modern-day mystery with "never a dull moment" (Library Journal). In the waning days of the Russian Empire, the Czar inked a secret... See More
Mystery
Tension runs high as a Moscow cop investigates murder under the big top -- from the Edgar Award-winning "Ed McBain of Mother Russia" (Kirkus Reviews). Porfiry Rostnikov was one of the top detectives in Moscow -- until he... See More
"Never miss a Kaminsky book, and be especially sure not to miss Death of a Russian Priest." -- Tony Hillerman, New York Times-bestselling author In the darkest hours of communist rule, Father Merhum fought to protect the... See More
Mystery
Moscow's gone to the dogs in the "imaginative" Edgar Award-winning crime series about a conscientious Russian cop (The New York Times Book Review). With packs of stray wild canines roaming Moscow, it was inevitable that... See More