St Martin's Minotaur
The Devil’s Acre
In 1833, Dean Tuckworth unwillingly leaves his beloved village of Bellminster for his first visit to London. Accompanied by his…
The Manhattan Island Clubs
Retired Sheriff John LeBrun of Brunswick, Georgia has established a certain reputation among the movers and shakers of New York…
Die Laughing
Spiffy in her shingled bob and knee-skimming skirts, we meet the Honorable Daisy in April 1924 facing her worst fears…
Snobbery with Violence
This is the debut novel in veteran author Chesney’s new Edwardian mystery series. At its center is the detective duo…
For the Love of Mike
This third book in the Molly Murphy mystery series shares the vivid atmosphere of early 20th century New York City…
An Antic Disposition
In the Black Forest in 1204, members of the Fool’s Guild are in hiding from the Pope, who wants to…
The Hell Screen
When you pick up this, the second case solved by nobleman Akitada Sugawara, be ready to be immersed in a…
The Vagabond Clown
Marston is a wonderfully prolific writer. Besides two series of detective novels written as Kenneth Miles, which is his real…
The Queene’s Christmas
As Christmas of 1564 approaches, Queen Elizabeth I decides to grant the wishes of her beloved “Kat” (Lady Katherine Ashley),…
The Empire of Shadows
It is August, 1889. In his second historical novel after Suspension, Crabbe revisits the lives of Police Captain Tom Braddock…
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