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History
Two gripping accounts of true crime and its devastating aftermath from an Edgar Award winner hailed as "a writer of poetic gifts" (Los Angeles Times Book Review). Blood Echoes: In May 1973, three men escaped from a... See More
History
Edgar Award Finalist: A true-crime account of a vicious massacre and the legal battles that followed. It was not a clever killing. On May 5, 1973, three men escaped from a Maryland prison and disappeared. Joined by a... See More
Literature & Fiction
On the eve of WWII, an international plot leads to a deadly obsession: "Nobody tells a story better than Thomas H. Cook" (Michael Connelly, New York Times-bestselling author of Two Kinds of Truth). It's 1939 and the world... See More
A father questions whether his son could be guilty of a terrible crime in this "gripping, beautifully written [and] devastating" thriller (Harlan Coben). Eric Moore has reason to be happy. He has a prosperous business... See More
Mystery
From the Edgar Award-winning author of Red Leaves: An "intelligent and elegant" thriller in the grand tradition of Eric Ambler and Graham Greene (The Wall Street Journal). When the body of famed true-crime writer Julian... See More
In this Edgar Award finalist and "slow-burning, intricate" thriller, a professor falls for his wife all over again... while he stands trial for her murder (Publishers Weekly, starred review). Samuel Madison always... See More
Mystery
Now living in New York, ex-cop Frank Clemons investigates a brutal slashing The sleek high-rises of Park Avenue make Frank Clemons uneasy. The former Atlanta homicide detective came to New York after a sickening murder... See More
Mystery
At the height of the Civil Rights movement, a young girl's murder stirs racial tensions in Birmingham, Alabama The grave on the football field is shallow, and easy to spot from a distance. It would have been found sooner... See More
Historical Fiction
Religion & Spirituality
As the world closes in around them, two Nazis hide out in a tropical paradise The servants sense something strange about the two old men. They are not sure what business Dr. Langhof and Dr. Ludtz have in El Caliz, but they... See More
Mystery
A quartet of crime stories about deadly books -- penned by award-winning contemporary mystery writers. The Little Men by Megan Abbott: Rumors and strange experiences lead a washed-up actress in 1950s Hollywood to question... See More
In Thomas H. Cook's Edgar Award-nominated first novel, a weary detective tracks a blood-crazed psychopath Blood seeps into the gutters at the children's zoo in Central Park. Two deer have been slaughtered, one stabbed... See More
Contemporary Fiction
A photographer struggles to understand a stranger's suicide There's nothing special about the woman's death. It comes over the police radio like any other sad story: a woman found on the sidewalk, killed after plunging from... See More
Historical Fiction
"Edgar-winner Cook examines the slow collapse of a prominent Southern family in this magnificent tale of suspense set in 1954." -- Publishers Weekly (starred review) In 1954 Mississippi, Jack Branch returns to his father's... See More
Frank Clemons, an ex-cop turned private detective, faces a pair of perplexing cases on the mean streets of New York City The first case is simple. A wealthy man's wife has grown distant, and he asks Frank Clemons, a... See More
An "eerily poignant novel" about a grieving father and a cold-case mystery, from an Edgar Award winner (PublishersWeekly, starred review). George Gates used to be a travel writer who specialized in places where people... See More
Thrillers
A "marvelously tense" novel of psychological suspense centered on a long-ago crime of passion, from an Edgar Award-winning author (Publishers Weekly, starred review). With dreams of academic greatness, Lucas Paige rose... See More
Literature & Fiction
The Edgar Award-winning author "builds a family portrait in which violence seems both impossible and inevitable... surprising and devastating" (Chicago Tribune). Steve Farris was nine years old in 1959, the youngest child... See More
Edgar Award Finalist: A troubled cop obsessively searches for a young girl's killer. The young girl lies in a ditch without a scratch on her -- a white high school student stretched out dead in the black part of Atlanta... See More
Thrillers
He kills according to the will of God. He believes in the mission that God has made manifest to him: to restore the sanctity of the Mormon Church. The means to this purification will be multiple murder. The streets of Salt... See More
Literature & Fiction
A "gripping" mystery revolving around a family tragedy, and a woman who may or may not be descending into madness (Entertainment Weekly). David Sears grew up terrorized by the ravings of his schizophrenic father, a... See More
History
Shocking true crime from the Edgar Award-winning author. "Powerful... A frightening close-up of sociopathic personalities at their most deadly" (Vincent Bugliosi, author of Helter Skelter). Evil has a way of finding itself... See More
Literature & Fiction
The Best American Crime Reporting 2010 is yet another must read for the true crime aficionado -- an eye-opening compendium of the most gripping, suspenseful, and brilliant crime stories of the year by the masters of the... See More
Mystery
Five decades after war's end, a rare-books dealer receives a strange visitor. The guns went silent on November 11, 1918, never to fire again. Throughout the 1920s, unrest seethed across Europe, and Fascists battled... See More