Book 1 in Geri Krotow’s Confidential series, Agent Under Wraps, releases on September 30, 2025, from Harlequin Romantic Suspense.

The third book in Mally Becker’s Revolutionary War mystery series, The Paris Mistress, was awarded the IPPY Gold Medal as best mystery and named a Killer Nashville Silver Falchion finalist this month in the best

The third book in Cathi Stoler’s Nick Donahue Adventures, NO GOOD TIME, is set for release on July 22, 2025, from Level Best Books. The thriller revolves around forgery, murder, and a long con and

David Rich’s new play, Meeting Marlon, opens Saturday, July 12, at 8:00 p.m. at the Chain Theatre, 312 West 36th Street in Manhattan. The July 20 performance also live streams. Use discount code: MARLON25.

  Mark McNease’s most recent book, Night Flight to Murder Town: A Marshall James Thriller, was released in March. It’s the fourth book in the Marshall James Thrillers series and brings the characters full circle,

  Joseph Goodrich’s short story “Ossining and Old Lace” appears in the May/June issue of Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine. Another of his short stories, “No Place Like London,” appears in Every Day a Little Death:

Nina Wachsman’s third novel in the Venice Beauties mysteries, The Courtesan’s Pirate (September 2024), has been nominated for an Anthony for Best Historical. The series is set in 17th century Venice, and this latest entry

MWA-NY member JM Reinbold’s Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Black Pharaoh was released in hardback on June 21, 2025, from MX Publishing (London). Softcover release is September 20. Ebook and audiobook to follow.

  Huge kudos to Ann Aptaker, whose short story “Neon Women,” originally published in the Private Dicks & Disco Balls anthology, has been selected by editors Steph Cha and Don Winslow for this year’s edition

  Hot off the presses: The Silversmith’s Puzzle, the fourth book in Nev March’s Captain Jim and Lady Diana historical mystery series, was released May 13 by Macmillan Publishers. Jim and Lady Diana return to