Kingdom Books, Mysteries - Reviews

Last week I caught up with the latest crime fiction from Carol O'Connell, who lives in New York City and sets her Mallory novels there...

The release date for LEVEL GRIND is October 4, but collectors may want to spring into action now, because this suspenseful page-turner -- ...

Collecting international mysteries? I am. And there's always another author to catch up with. This time, I am really happy to discover...

Here's a debut thriller that's clearly positioned in the Dan Brown subgenre: The abrupt death (by lightning strike) of an investig...

With this 11th in the Billy Boyle World War II mystery series, author James R. Benn crafts a tight and un-put-downable suspense novel and...

The latest in the "Antique Print" mysteries from Maine author Lea Wait makes its appearance on September 9, and it's a grea...

Although the pre-launch event for Louise Penny 's newest book took place, as usual, in her home area of the Eastern Townships of Quebe...

Debut author Radha Vatsal draws from her own vivid experiences of immigration from Mumbai, India, and her PhD work at Duke University, to ...

C. J. Box 's latest thriller, OFF THE GRID, came out in March and I missed it at the time. Summer's reward meant a chance to catch...

I look forward all year to each new mystery from Carla Neggers -- and sometimes there are even two of them, as she's currently writ...

HELL FIRE is the 12th in Karin Fossum 's Inspector Sejer series, and it's grim, violent, and graphic. That said, it's also ins...

What a great discovery! This is the first time I've read a crime novel by Norwegian Gunnar Staalesen, and I'm really late finding...

Actually, Max Allan Collins is very much alive -- and even Golden Age crime fiction author Mickey Spillane has only been dead for a decade...

When another reviewer's comments made me itch to read LET THE DEVIL OUT by Bill Loehfelm , I realized it was the fourth in the series...

It only took me a few pages to realize that the title of Cheryl Honigford 's debut mystery, THE DARKNESS KNOWS, is a play on the old-t...

Rick Mofina's FREE FALL is the fourth in his Kate Page series (1, Whirlwind ; 2, Full Tilt ; 3, Every Second ; 4. Free Fall ), and...

Things keep changing in the global publishing arena. Orenda Books is a relatively new British publisher, carried in the US by Trafalgar Sq...

This time of year is perfect for curling up with an entertaining sort of mystery -- not too dark, not too serious, and yet full of adventu...

Today's New York Times Book Review section is crammed with "thriller" reviews. I'm not convinced about the label -- some...

With a publisher name like Oceanview, it's easy to suspect the new detective title from D.P. Lyle might be set in Florida -- but no, e...