Kingdom Books, Mysteries - Reviews

We're pleased today to welcome J.P. Choquette, whose second book, DARK CIRCLE, was released on Valentine's Day -- a creepy conflue...

Author Leighton Gage used to grin mischievously about what might happen when his Brazilian crime fiction, published in the U.S. by Soho C...

Middle-grade readers and the people who choose books for them -- librarians, parents, teachers -- have a new treat with Robin Herrera'...

Frances Washburn's new mystery, released this week, will shelve in many a collection with the mysteries of Margaret Coel and Tony Hill...

Follow closely: Mark Pryor was British but he now lives in Texas, where he works as an assistant district attorney. His protagonist Hugo M...

UNDER YOUR SKIN was published in Britain last summer, but just released here this month. It's the first time I've run across the a...

[Note: Publication date Feb. 25 -- a good time to preorder, or to ask a local independent bookstore to be sure to stock this title!] It...

This week's news from England included lowland flooding that's wiping out a small town -- with the promise of more of the same, th...

--> Have you traveled around New England much? Visited old farms and other relics of the region's history? In today's g...

Following a good detective series, like Laura Lippman 's Tess Monaghan books, provides some of the warmth and relaxation of supper wit...

On Wednesday February 19, Tempa Pagel's second New Hampshire mystery, THEY DANCED BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON, will be released -- so Tempa...

Our mail carrier is amazing! I followed her up the hill, then opened the box for this photo ... And we are glad to have you come to pic...

During this very strange Super Bowl game evening, I confess I've been distracted -- I hope my lack of attention didn't contribute ...

What kind of guy is author John Straley ? Well, he just asked on his Twitter feed, "Does this interview make me look fat?" So...

My father, who adopted England as his homeland in 1933, was veddy, veddy British when he arrived in America in 1948; as a small child in t...

There is really no replacement for "The Sopranos" -- that addictive Mafia-style crime family show that held us captive for years -...

The big annual award sequence for "traditional mysteries" (sort of PG-13) is the Agatha Awards, given at the Malice Domestic confe...

The best part about mysteries today is, no matter how many authors you're familiar with, no matter how many books you've collected...

This is the sixth Irene Huss detective novel that Soho Crime has brought out, in translation from the Swedish; we are catching up with boo...