Suzanne Trauth was awarded Best Suspense and Best Literary Merit by the Firebird Book Awards for her psychological suspense The First to Die.

Bruce Rule’s debut novel, The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Debutante Detective, from Titan Books will be released July 7. The novel is a twisty New York City-set mystery that sees Teddy Roosevelt’s daughter,

James R. Murphy has just published the third and final volume of his Ellery Queen Companion series. Volume III covers the Drury Lane series, as well as the McCarthy-era tale of The Glass Village and

The twelfth book in Deb Pines’s Mimi Goldman Chautauqua Mysteries series, Tossing Seas: A Chautauqua Murder Mystery, is available now online.

Joseph Goodrich’s nonfiction piece “Only the Best” will appear in the September/October Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine as part of EQMM‘s 85th anniversary issue. Pictured here is a copy of the cover of Volume 1, published

A brutal legacy. A vanished father. A city that never forgets: 1922, Albany, New York. Four years after a young boxer’s lifeless body was pulled from the Hudson River, no one has answered for his

James R. Murphy has published two new books about Ellery Queen. The Ellery Queen Companion, Volumes I and II, covering all the novels and short fiction featuring Ellery and Inspector Queen. Each book is a

Helen A. Harrison’s latest Art of Murder mystery, A Fair Corpse, has been published by Level Best Books. Set at the 1939 New York World’s Fair, it follows rookie NYPD Officer Brian “Fitz” Fitzgerald as

  Frank Storey has authored a book about his career as an FBI official directing a multifaceted investigation of the five Mafia families in New York. Mr. Storey led a band of over 140 young

The cartel kidnapped his daughter for ransom. He would make them pay. Former Special Forces operative Jesse Arroyo thought he’d left the war behind. No more kill-or-be-killed missions. Just a quiet life and a chance