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1 day ago · Happiness Falls by Angie Kim. Genre: Contemporary Mystery/Domestic Suspense. Order on Amazon | Order on Bookshop.org. From the author of Miracle Creek comes a novel about a Korean-American family in a desperate search for their missing patriarch – and the truths they will uncover along the way.
5 days ago · 1.0 hour, 50 minutes. Synopsis. Based on the novel by legendary pulp writer Jim Thompson, "The Killer Inside Me" tells the story of handsome, charming, unassuming small-town deputy sheriff Lou Ford, who has a bunch of problems. Women problems. Law-enforcement problems. And an ever-growing pile of murder victims in his west Texas jurisdiction.
5 days ago · By Katherine Min (G.P. Putnman's Sons, 304 pp.)Darkly funny and tender, the story begins with a grieving and angry young woman seeking revenge on the man who caused her mother’s death.
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10 hours ago · Murder and mayhem balanced perfectly with humor, a little romance, and the ice cream make this book a must-read for cozy mystery lovers and A Perfect Escape for me. ~Escape With Dollycas Into A Good Book. Murder A La Mode (Coffee & Cream Cafe Mysteries) Cozy Mystery 1st in Series Setting - New York Gemma Halliday Publishing (August 8, 2023)
1 day ago · Jana. If you're into murder mysteries that keep you guessing, these 15 books won't disappoint. 'The Thursday Murder Club' offers engaging twists and charming characters. 'The Girl from Silent Lake' hooks readers with its enthralling storyline. James Patterson's 'The Summer House' delivers intense suspense.
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10 hours ago · Sadly, this is the middle book in a trilogy, and it knows it. The story moves along well, but we don’t have the epic battles against the villains and their henchmen that the series is best known for. Instead, we get Eli and Blair moving from one area to another on their quest. There are a few standoffs, but that’s really all they are.
