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Death and the Conjuror Review
In Death and the Conjuror, Scotland Yard Inspector George Flint is called to the residence of psychiatrist Anselm Rees.
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Out of Sight by Elmore Leonard Review
Out of Sight, with Jack Foley and Karen Sisco, is often chosen as one of Elmore Leonard’s top novels.
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Under Lock and Skeleton Key Review
Under Lock and Skeleton Key by Gigi Pandian (2022, Minotaur Books) is the debut book in A Secret Staircase Mystery series.
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Daughter of the Morning Star by Craig Johnson
Daughter of the Morning Star (Viking, 2021) is Craig Johnson’s 17th novel in the Walt Longmire Mysteries series.
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Sleeping Murder by Agatha Christie
Sleeping Murder was the last Miss Marple mystery
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Review of What Doesn’t Kill Us by David Housewright
In David Housewright’s latest novel released this year, What Doesn’t Kill Us, Rushmore McKenzie has been shot and lies in a coma.
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Tear Me Apart by J. T. Ellison
Best-selling author J. T. Ellison takes us from ski course to the ER, to the family closet where the most private family skeletons are hidden
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“All The Devils Are Here” by Louise Penny
The 2021 Agatha Award for the Best Contemporary Novel went to “All The Devils Are Here” (Minotaur) by Louise Penny. “All The Devils Are Here” is the sixteenth book in the Chief Inspector Gamache series.
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Keith Roysdon’s History of True Crime
Over on the CrimeReads blog, Keith Roysdon wrote a very interesting post entitled “A Brief History of the Rise—And Evolution—Of True Crime Books.”