Morrow
A Lonely Death
Todd’s first Inspector Ian Rutledge book was published in 1996 and set in 1919, following the Great War. The latest,…
An Impartial Witness
World War I nurse Bess Crawford returns in her second outing in this new series by Charles Todd, pseudonym for…
The Rebellion of Jane Clarke
It’s 1769, and Jane Clarke of Satucket, Cape Cod, has been banished from the family home as punishment by her…
Beautiful Assassin
Editors' choice
In 1942, Tat’yana Levchenko, codename “Assassin”, was one of the Red Army’s ace snipers, a Hero of the Soviet Union,…
A River in the Sky
It’s 1910 in this newest edition of the Amelia Peabody mysteries, and the British War Office is concerned over Germany’s…
The Fifth Servant
Editors' choice
Sara Paretsky’s cover blurb gets it exactly right: Kenneth Wishnia’s The Fifth Servant is indeed “an extraordinary novel.” Set in…
To Hell on a Fast Horse: Billy the Kid, Pat Garrett, and the Epic Chase to Justice in the Old West
The saga of William Bonney, better known as Billy the Kid, began in 1877 when he was just 17 and…
A Duty to the Dead
Editors' choice
Todd (the pseudonym for a mother-son writing team) departs from the Inspector Ian Rutledge series in this engrossing mystery featuring…
The Tehran Conviction
The third novel to feature Gabbay’s CIA sleuth, Jack Teller, pivots between Teller’s 1953 assignment in Iran and his return…
The Rebel Princess
Healey (The Canterbury Papers/The Lost Letters of Aquitaine) brings readers the second installment of the story of Princess Alaïs Capet,…
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