Oh, my God. I quite enjoyed  Agatha and the Truth of Murder  in 2018, which most people hated. So, when everyone said Agatha and the Curse ...

A fun tribute to the Sherlock Holmes canon, The Affair of the Mysterious Letter (2019) is set in a fantasy world of magic, steampunk, and L...

Another mystery dossier by Dennis Wheatley and J.G. Links – you get the physical clues and sift through them to solve the crime –  Who Kill...

Subtitled “A Harlam Mystery”,  The Conjure-Man Dies  was first published in 1932, just two years before its author’s early death. It is the...

Together, Carlo Fruttero (1926-2012) and Franco Lucentini (1920-2002) wrote several crime novels, short stories, and collections of critici...

A quick note: I've been trying to respond to comments, but for some reason haven't been able to. I really do appreciate them, and it...

I was very excited to get a hold of Martin Edwards’  Mortmain Hall  (2020), the sequel to his highly successful  Gallows Court,  and his se...