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The Bastard’s Tale
This twelfth installment of the Dame Frevisse historical mystery series is a testament to the popularity and excellence of Margaret…
Murder on Washington Square
This is the fourth book in Thompson’s Gaslight Mystery series, set in New York City in the 1890s and featuring…
The Bloodied Cravat
This work is the third in Stevens’ mystery series, which features famous Regency dandy Beau Brummell. Frederica, the Duchess of…
Death at Dartmoor
The eighth in the series by the husband/wife team of Susan Wittig Albert and William Albert, Death at Dartmoor doesn’t…
The Clerk’s Tale
This latest entry in the Dame Frevisse mystery series does not disappoint. In 1446, Dame Frevisse and her superior, Domina…
The Pearl Harbor Murders
Collins’ thrilling new mystery is spellbinding. World-famous author Edgar Rice Burroughs is too busy basking in the warm Hawaiian sun…
Mrs. Jeffries Pinches the Post
It doesn’t pay to be a hypochondriac, as Oscar Daggett learns the hard way when he overhears his long-suffering doctor…
The Weeping Woman
Michael Kilian’s day job consists of writing a weekly newspaper column, mostly commenting with a rather attractive, sly shallowness on…
Death At Epsom Downs
In this, the seventh book in a series by Robin Paige, pseudonym of the husband-and-wife team of Bill Albert and…
In the Mood for Murder
The author of The Victory Dance Murder continues her series on the exploits of amateur detective Kate Fallon with a…
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