Books

It's no debate that these books are must-reads.

It's no mystery why her books are so well-loved. 

Before 007, there were the ultra-secret agents of John Creasey's Department Z.

Sometimes the only way to get out of trouble, is to get into it. 

This tea is piping hot.

Arthur Conan Doyle has been bringing this Sherlock home since 1887. 

It really doesn't get much more Sicilian than this. 

The enduring legacy of Leslie Charteris.

Queer voices in mystery fiction that stand out and stand proud.

These books feature queer protagonists at the heart of compelling twists and turns.

A story of disappearing teachers just in time for summer. 

Who knew college could be deadly? 

None of This is True is a nail-biter.

Mysteries, pageant queens, and psychic friends, oh my!

Enforce the law with Sheriff Walter Longmire. 

Mystery and thriller books, like summer, have a knack for making us suffer–and enjoy it. 

Spend Your Summer with Rowland Sinclair.

There's no shortage of action or muscles on this list. 

Betty Webb's Lena Jones mysteries are not to be missed.

Female sleuths, a San Francisco backdrop, and Mexican food; what could possibly go wrong?