Jane Jorgenson
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Just Another Dead Author
Berit is a thoughtful, intelligent protagonist who uses her smarts to unravel the complex web of interpersonal conflicts. Bivald’s latest will appeal to fans of Louise Penny and Elly Griffiths.
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Her Many Faces
Though the plot centers on the murders of four men, readers will be drawn in more by the mystery of who Katie is.
History Lessons
Daphne is smart, competent, and kind and a terrific addition to the academic sleuth canon.
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The Cleaner
Watson’s novel builds real suspense by carefully revealing the layers of the characters and their stories.
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The World’s Greatest Detective and Her Just Okay Assistant
This is a classic wealthy-family whodunit centered on a funny and smart pair of women who are opposites in just about every way. Readers will love spending time with this investigatory duo.
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The Red Queen
Fans of Grimes’s series will be thrilled to see that the superintendent is back.
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No Rest for the Wicked
Adams writes an assured debut with well-developed characters and nicely timed twists. The small-town setting might suggest a cozy vibe, but the tone and exploration of grimmer themes make this a better match for readers who enjoy the work of Lisa Jewell and Wanda M. Morris.
‘Murder on Sex Island’ by Jo Firestone | Mystery Debut of the Month
Fast-paced fun that will appeal to fans of Elle Cosimano’s Finlay Donovan and Jesse Q. Sutanto’s Meddelin Chan.
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A Mother Always Knows
The suspenseful plot and pacing work well to keep readers engaged and turning pages quickly. Fans of Freida McFadden and Jeneva Rose will enjoy.
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