Kingdom Books, Mysteries - Reviews

It's publication day for Julia Keller 's newest West Virginia mystery featuring scrappy county prosecutor Bell Elkins and her team...

If you'd like to hear Louise Penny discussing her new August 26 release, The Long Way Home , here are two links: -- The NPR intervie...

Yesterday Dave and I drove eagerly north, across the border into Canada, for the pre-release book party for Louise Penny's new Armand ...

Charles Cumming brings back Thomas Kell for a second time in A COLDER WAR, the sequel to A Foreign Country  -- and it's a solid work o...

The second book in Allyson Abbott's "Mack's Bar" series is out! And there's still a chunk of summer left for reading...

Okay, 'fess up: Don't you sometimes feel just a little nervous when you get home alone to a dark house and something feels "f...

I ran across Timothy Hallinan's mysteries in his Poke Rafferty series, set in Thailand -- a series that includes all the best of in...

Edgar Award-winning mystery author Eliot Pattison will again visit Kingdom Books for conversation about his research and writing, whic...

This is pretty far in advance to say so, but ... we are planning to have signed copies of a number of Craig Johnson's "Longmire...

THE GOOD GIRL is a debut thriller from Mary Kubica, a married mom of two who lives outside Chicago and has a degree in history and America...

Last fall my mystery-collecting husband Dave and I took advantage of a national mystery conference being almost in our area, as Bouchercon...

I get a kick out of the amateur sleuth mysteries that Kensington provides as paperback original. These are generally light-hearted, quickl...

A Boston author, a New Hampshire setting, a crime in progress (serial arson), and potential insight into how communities react to multiple...

The espionage novels of John Le Carré, for me, are more than classic spy fiction -- they are the material I go to repeatedly when I want t...

About twice a year I wish I lived near Texas ... and now is one of those times. Not for the climate, or the urban traffic, but for the pre...

Garry Disher's mysteries have come in two basic flavors : crime with a dash of satisfaction in the investigation (try his Hall Challis...

R. A. (Roberta, a.k.a. Robbie) Harold's first Dade Wyatt mystery, set on Vermont's Lake Champlain, came out to great reviews in 20...

Anna Loan-Wilsey 's third Hattie Davish mystery is in print! A SENSE OF ENTITLEMENT follows A Lack of Temperance and Anything But Civ...

Summer schedules can be downright challenging, but the graduations, birthday, and family weddings are over for now, and I have a great stack...

Henry Chang's Chinatown series, set mostly in New York City's Chinatown, is maturing and becoming very strong indeed. In the fourt...