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Welcome to your new favorite hideout. We are constantly on the hunt for the best in mystery and thriller media—from books to movies and television shows, to mystery games—and everything in between. Whether it’s forgotten masterpieces from the Golden Age of detective fiction or a heart-pounding new domestic thriller, we’re here to clue you into what’s fantastic to read and watch.
On the hunt for a political thriller? Investigating which British crime show to binge next? Craving a charming cozy to curl up with? Whether you’re into Miss Marple or Sherlock Holmes, Hannibal Lecter or James Bond, we’ve unlocked the mystery for you. All you’ve got to do is peruse the stories below—you’re sure to find a killer lead.
If you like The DaVinci Code and other books by Dan Brown, look no further.
By Jena Brown
The ill-fated ship is the perfect setting for a suspenseful mystery.
By Jena Brown
Known for her bestselling Victorian-era mystery series Charlotte and Thomas Pitt
Twenty-five lucky readers will win a must-have collection from one of historical crime fiction’s greatest authors.
Chief Inspector Pignon Scorbion is back on the case.
By Lisa Quigley
Journey back to Elizabethan England.
By Grace Felder
Solve these mysteries from across the ages.
A tantalizing historical mystery series that brings the Gilded Age to life.
By Grace Felder
Speakeasies, gangsters, and moonshine—oh, my.
Even genre snobs will love these mysterious reads.
By Grace Felder
Get to know the works of this pioneer of suspense.
By Grace Felder
Celebrate the iconic author with these thrilling mysteries set in the past.
Peer into the fight for the soul of the nation.
By Orrin Grey
Investigate the secrets of the past.
The mysteries of the past are calling your name.
Buckle up: you’re about to take a thrilling ride into the past.
Get lost in the dark streets of Weimar Germany.
His historical mysteries bring Imperial Russia to life.
By Orrin Grey
They called it the Dark Ages for a reason.