Dead in the Frame” marks a clear evolution in Spotswood’s plotting, including a bravura twist on the somewhat tired trope of ...

with whom she’s teamed in earlier books by Mr. Swanson. “I want you to find him,” Lily tells Henry, “then I’ll do everything else.” Mr. Nolan reviews crime and mystery fiction for the ...

Marie Benedict follows up "The Mysteries of Mrs. Christie" with "The Queens of Crime," in which Agatha Christie, Dorothy L.

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Marie Benedict does. In “The Queens of Crime,” Benedict imagines that five of the female greats of the era, fighting a ...

People recognize themselves in rural crime fiction, Jaworowski said. “I think the stories are universal. And that’s also why you get city and suburban readers buying rural books, too. As a journalist ...

There are a number of established book series in which a religious ... enigmatic situations,” says Buddhist Fiction Blog. Martin Edwards is a crime novelist who has received the Crime Writers ...

For more than a century, detective fiction has captivated readers from worldwide with its intricate puzzles, thrilling chases ...