Finally! I’ll be signing copies of “The Innocent Hour” at the Mysterious Bookshop on March 18 around 1 p.m. The shipment, which the shop graciously stored, arrived in time for the Covid-19 shutdown and spent […]
Peggy Ehrhart’s “Knitty Gritty Murder,” the seventh book in the Knit & Nibble series (Kensington Books), will be released March 30.
Gideon Rimes is a Black Iraq war vet who works as a private investigator in Buffalo, New York, the Nickel City. His first two appearances—”Nickel City Blues” (2017) and “Nickel City Crossfire” (2019)—are being reissued
“Dazzlepaint” by Erica Obey was released Feb. 16 by Amphorae Publishing Group/Walrus Publishing. Obey is president of the New York chapter of Mystery Writers of America.
“Hot Ice, Cold Blood” by Holly Spofford was published in August. A sequel to the murder mystery “A Letter for Hoot,” the new thriller tells the riveting story of a diamond heist in the nation’s
Lucy Kirk’s “The Poison Factory – Operation Kamera” is out in print and ebook formats. Kirk is a retired CIA case officer and chief of station. The book is in the espionage category with a
“A Message in Blood,” the third book in Catherine Maiorisi’s NYPD Detective Chiara Corelli Mystery series, is now available. Bella Books is the publisher.
Paul Vidich’s fourth novel, “The Mercenary,” will release on Feb. 2 from Pegasus. This story, based on actual events, is set in 1980s Moscow during the last years of the Soviet Union. A senior KGB
“Hit or Miss,” a new book by Jeff Markowitz, was released on Dec. 15 and is now available in ebook and paperback editions. When you’re 21 years old, it can be hard, under the best
