Just last week, I was lamenting to a close friend how overwhelmed I felt when contemplating this coming season’s abundance of new crime, mystery, and thriller fiction. And that was before I actually went through the exercise of putting together my lengthy “critic’s choice” selection of titles rolling out during the final four months of 2016. My most recent Kirkus Reviews column highlighted 10 books in this genre due out during September and October, and my forthcoming Kirkus piece will focus on a handful of other works scheduled for release in November and December. But those represent a mere drop in the bucket as far as crime-fiction publishing goes. Between what U.S. and British houses will be offering in the run-up to Christmas, I have culled out more than 320 books of interest to Rap Sheet readers.
This mix includes fresh fiction from familiar wordsmiths such as Linwood Barclay (The Twenty-Three), Sophie Hannah (Closed Casket), Ken Bruen (The Emerald Lie), Mark Mills (Where Dead Men Meet), Peter May (Coffin Road), Ann Cleeves (The Moth Catcher), Anthony Horowitz (Magpie Murders), Tana French (The Trespasser), Max Allan Collins (Quarry in the Black), Robert Littell (The Mayakovsky Tapes), Timothy Hallinan (Fields Where They Lay), Ian Rankin (Rather Be the Devil), and even the long-dead Erle Stanley Gardner (The Knife Slipped). On top of those, it features less-familiar but nonetheless estimable writers on the order of Thomas Mullen (Darktown), Sarah Ward (A Deadly Thaw), Amy Stewart (Lady Cop Makes Trouble), Chris Holm (Red Right Hand), Belinda Bauer (The Beautiful Dead), and Hans Olav Lahlum (Chameleon People). In addition, there are several worthy short-story collections (among them Jim Fusilli’s Crime Plus Music and a posthumous offering from P.D. James, The Mistletoe Murder and Other Stories), the first two volumes in a seven-book compendium of Margaret Millar’s work, and non-fiction tomes addressing favorite storytellers such as John le Carré (The Pigeon Tunnel) and Shirley Jackson (Shirley Jackson: A Rather Haunted Life). Because the fall season includes Halloween, I have peppered in a few tales of a blood-curdling sort; and because Americans will vote in November for a new president, you’ll find mentioned here a variety of yarns that might appeal to the cozy-mystery fan who’s most likely to win that office.
This is not, by any means, an exhaustive list of what will become available in English between now and New Year’s Day, 2017. Instead, it reflects my idiosyncratic tastes and my experience with the genre. If you’re craving more reading suggestions, click over to The Bloodstained Bookshelf (for coming American titles) or Euro Crime (for British releases). And as usual, if you think I’ve failed to mention any must-read mystery or thriller novels scheduled to appear this colder season, please don’t hesitate to drop a note about them into the Comments section at the bottom of this post.
Non-fiction titles are identified below with asterisks (*).
SEPTEMBER (U.S.):
• Ambush, by Nick
Oldham (Severn House)
• The Apostle Killer, by
Richard Beard (Melville House)
• The Babe Ruth
Deception, by David O. Stewart (Kensington)
• Beloved Poison, by E.S.
Thomson (Pegasus)
• Black Water, by Louise
Doughty (Sarah Crichton)
• Blind Sight, by Carol
O’Connell (Putnam)
• Blood Crime, by Sebastiá
Alzamora (Soho Crime)
• Blood Wedding, by
Pierre Lemaitre (MacLehose Press)
• Blue Madonna, by James
R. Benn (Soho Crime)
• Boondoggle, by Mark Rapacz (280
Steps)
• The Butcher’s Son, by
Grant McKenzie (Polis)
• Casting Bones,
by Don Bruns (Severn House)
• Catacombs of Terror!
by Stanley Donwood (Tyrus)
• Close Call, by Laura
DiSilverio (Midnight Ink)
• Closed Casket,
by Sophie Hannah (Morrow)
• Collected Millar: The Master at Her Zenith, by Margaret Millar
(Soho Syndicate)
(Soho Syndicate)
• Combustion, by Martin J. Smith (Diversion)
• Daisy in Chains, by Sharon Bolton (Minotaur)
• Dark Gonna Catch Me Here, by Steve Liskow (CreateSpace)
• Darktown, by Thomas
Mullen (Atria/37 INK)
• The Dead Hand, by
Michael A. Kahn (Poisoned Pen Press)
• A Deadly Thaw,
by Sarah Ward (Minotaur)
• Dead Men’s Bones, by
James Oswald (Crooked Lane)
• Dead or Alive,
by Ken McCoy (Severn House)
• Dear Mr. M, by Herman Koch (Hogarth)
• Death of an Avid
Reader, by Frances Brody (Minotaur)
• Devil Sent the Rain, by
Lisa Turner (Morrow)
• The Devil’s Work, by Mark
Edwards (Thomas & Mercer)
• A Dreadful
Past, by Peter Turnbull (Severn House)
• The Dread Line, by Bruce
DeSilva (Forge)
• The Emerald Lie, by Ken Bruen (Mysterious Press)
• The Empress of Tempera, by Alex Dolan (Diversion)
• End Game, by David
Hagberg (Forge)
• The Eskimo Solution,
by Pascal Garnier (Gallic)
• Fates and Traitors,
by Jennifer Chiaverini (Dutton)
• Fire in the Stars,
by Barbara Fradkin (Dundurn)
• Flash Point,
by Colby Marshall (Severn House)
• Foreign Bodies,
by David Wishart (Crème de la Crime)
• The Fourth Figure, by Pieter Aspe (Open Road)
• The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: Murder at Sorrow’s Crown, by Steven Savile and Robert Greenberger (Titan)
• A Gentleman in Moscow, by Amor Towles (Viking)
• Ghosts of Havana, by
Todd Moss (Putnam)
• Girl in Danger, by Leigh
Russell (Thomas & Mercer)
• Gunshine State, by Andrew
Nette (280 Steps)
• Home, by Harlan Coben (Dutton)
• The Homeplace, by Kevin
Wolf (Minotaur)
• The Hope That Kills,
by Ed James (Thomas & Mercer)
• Impala, by Andrew Diamond (Stolen Time Press)
• Infamy, by Robert K. Tanenbaum (Gallery)
• The Kept Woman, by Karin
Slaughter (Morrow)
• Lady Cop Makes Trouble,
by Amy Stewart (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)
• Liar’s Key, by Carla
Neggers (Mira)
• A Long Time Dead, by
Mickey Spillane and Max Allan Collins (Mysterious Press/Open Road)
• The
Magician’s Duel, by Judith Janeway (Poisoned Pen Press)
• Maigret’s Dead Man, by Georges
Simenon (Penguin)
Simenon (Penguin)
• Manitou Canyon,
by William Kent Krueger (Atria)
• A March to
Remember, by Anna Loan-Wilsey (Kensington)
• Mercury, by Margot Livesey (Harper)
• Mr. Campion’s Fault, by Mike Ripley (Severn House)
• Murder at Rough
Point, by Alyssa Maxwell (Kensington)
• The Nix, by Nathan Hill (Knopf)
• Nutshell, by Ian McEwan (Nan
A. Talese)
• An Obvious Fact, by Craig
Johnson (Viking)
• Only Daughter, by Anna
Snoekstra (Mira)
• Papercuts, by Colin Bateman
(Head of Zeus)
• The Perfect Girl,
by by Gilly Macmillan (Morrow)
• The Pigeon Tunnel, by
John le Carré (Viking)*
• Pirate, by Clive Cussler
and Robin Burcell (Putnam)
• Presumption of Guilt,
by Archer Mayor (Minotaur)
• Pushing Up Daisies,
by M.C. Beaton (Minotaur)
• The
Question of the Felonious Friend, by E.J. Copperman/
Jeff Cohen (Midnight Ink)
Jeff Cohen (Midnight Ink)
• Razor Girl, by Carl
Hiaasen (Knopf )
• Reckless Creed, by Alex
Kava (Putnam)
• The Reckoning on Cane Hill,
by Steve Mosby (Pegasus)
• Red Right Hand, by Chris
Holm (Mulholland)
• Revenge in a Cold
River, by Anne Perry (Ballantine)
• The Risen, by Ron Rash (Ecco)
• Robert B. Parker’s
Debt to Pay, by Reed Farrel Coleman (Putnam)
• Santorini Caesars, by Jeffrey Siger (Poisoned Pen Press)
• Sara Paretsky: A Companion to the Mystery Fiction, by Margaret Kinsman (McFarland)
• The Secrets of
Wishtide, by Kate Saunders (Bloomsbury USA)
• The 7th Canon, by Robert
Dugoni (Thomas & Mercer)
• Shirley Jackson: A
Rather Haunted Life, by Ruth Franklin (Liveright)*
• The Sinking Admiral,
edited by Simon Brett (Collins Crime Club)
• So Say the Fallen, by Stuart
Neville (Soho Crime)
• Stalking Ground,
by Margaret Mizushima (Crooked Lane)
• Sun, Sand, Murder,
by John Keyse-Walker (Minotaur)
• Sunshine Noir,
edited by Annamaria Alfieri and Michael Stanley
(White Sun, e-book edition only)
• Surface to Air, by
Gérard de Villiers (Vintage Crime/Black Lizard)
• The Things We Wish Were True, by Marybeth Mayhew Whalen
(Lake Union)
(Lake Union)
• Thrice the Brinded Cat
Hath Mew’d, by Alan Bradley (Delacorte Press)
• Tier One, by Brian Andrews
and Jeffrey Wilson (Thomas & Mercer)
• Tin Hollow, by J.B.
Hogan (Shannon Press)
• To the Last Drop,
by Sandra Balzo (Severn House)
• Under the Carib Sun, by
Ro Cuzon (280 Steps)
• Under the Dixie Moon, by
Ro Cuzon (280 Steps)
• The Vanished, by
Lotte and Søren Hammer (Bloomsbury USA)
• The Vanishing Year,
by Kate Moretti (Atria)
• We Eat Our Own, by Kea Wilson
(Scribner)
• What Gold Buys, by
Ann Parker (Poisoned Pen Press)
• The White Mirror, by
Elsa Hart (Minotaur)
• The Wicked Go to Hell,
by Frédéric Dard (Pushkin Vertigo)
• Winter’s Child, by Margaret Coel (Berkley)
• The Woman on the
Orient Express, by Lindsay Jayne Ashford (Lake Union)
SEPTEMBER (UK):
• All the Devils, by Neil Broadfoot (Contraband)
• The Authentic William James, by Stephen Gallagher
(Subterranean Press)
• Beneath the Surface, by Jo Spain (Quercus)
• Between the Crosses, by Matthew Frank (Penguin)
• The Bird Tribunal, by Agnes Ravatn (Orenda)
• The Borrowed, by Ho-Kei Chan (Head of Zeus)
• Chameleon People, by Hans Olav Lahlum (Mantle)
• Deep Blue, by Alan Judd (Simon & Schuster)
• Dodger of the Revolution, by James Benmore (Heron)
• The Heretic’s Creed, by Fiona Buckley (Creme de la
Crime)
• Hide and Seek, by M.J. Arlidge (Michael Joseph)
• An Incidental Death, by Alex Howard (Head of Zeus)
• Learning Curve, by Catherine Aird (Allison &
Busby)
• Living Death, by Graham Masterton (Head of Zeus)
• The Lost Girl, by Tania Carver (Sphere)
• The Malice of Waves, by Mark Douglas-Home (Penguin)
• Mistress of the Just Land, by David Ashton (Two
Roads)
• Modern Crimes, by Chris Nickson (History Press)
• Murderabilia, by Craig Robertson (Simon &
Schuster)
• The Murder Book, by Jane A. Adams (Severn House)
• Murder on the Serpentine, by Anne Perry (Headline)
• Ordeal by Fire, by Sarah Hawkswood (Allison &
Busby)
• Quick off the Mark, by Susan Moody (Severn House)
• Remission, by Ed Chatterton (Caffeine Nights)
• A Rustle of Silk, by Alys Clare (Severn House)
• The Secret Broker, by Simon Crane (Quartet)
• The Sleepless Ones, by James Marrison (Penguin)
• Stay Dead, by Jessie Keane (Macmillan)
• Strangers, by Paul Finch (Avon)
• Trouble Is Our Business: Stories by Irish Crime Writers,
edited by Declan Burke (New Island)
• Undertow, by Elizabeth Heathcote (Quercus)
• Who Killed Piet Barol? by Richard Mason (Weidenfeld
& Nicolson)
OCTOBER (U.S.):
• All the Little
Liars, by Charlaine Harris (Minotaur)
• Among the Living, by
Jonathan Rabb (Other Press)
• Auntie Poldi and the Sicilian Lions, by Mario Giordano (Bitter
Lemon Press)
Lemon Press)
• The Best American Mystery Stories 2016, edited by
Elizabeth George (Mariner)
Elizabeth George (Mariner)
• The Big Book of Jack the Ripper,
edited by Otto Penzler (Vintage Crime/Black Lizard)
edited by Otto Penzler (Vintage Crime/Black Lizard)
• Black Hills, by
Franklin Schneider and Jennifer Schneider (Thomas & Mercer)
• Blood on the Tracks,
by Barbara Nickless (Thomas & Mercer)
• Blood Trails, by Diane Capri
(Thomas & Mercer)
(Thomas & Mercer)
• Bright Midnight, by Chris
Formant (HighLine Editions)
• By Gaslight, by Steven
Price (Farrar, Straus and Giroux)
• Coffin Road, by Peter May (Quercus)
• Crepe Factor,
by Laura Childs (Berkley)
• Crime Plus Music:
Twenty Stories of Music-Themed Noir, edited by Jim Fusilli (Three Rooms
Press)
• Death Among Rubies,
by R.J. Koreto (Crooked Lane)
• Drone Threat, by
Mike Maden (Putnam)
• The Eastern Shore, by Ward
Just (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)
• Echoes of Sherlock Holmes: Stories Inspired by the Holmes Canon, edited by Laurie R. King and Leslie S. Klinger (Pegasus)
• Edgar Allan Poe and the London Monster, by Karen Lee Street (Pegasus)
• Eggnog Murder, by Leslie Meier, Lee Hollis, and Barbara Ross (Kensington)
• Every Man a Menace,
by Patrick Hoffman (Atlantic Monthly Press)
• Exile on Bridge
Street, by Eamon Loingsigh (Three Rooms Press)
• The Fall Guy, by James
Lasdun (Norton)
• Fields Where They
Lay, by Timothy Hallinan (Soho Crime)
• The
Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Counterfeit Detective, by Stuart
Douglas (Titan)
• Ghost Times Two, by
Carolyn Hart (Berkley)
• The Girl from Venice,
by Martin Cruz Smith (Simon & Schuster)
• Grizzly Season, by
S.W. Lauden (Rare Bird)
• The Heavens May Fall,
by Allen Eskens (Seventh Street)
• Hell Bay, by Will
Thomas (Minotaur)
• His Bloody Project: Documents Relating to the Case of Roderick Macrae, by Graeme Macrae Burnet (Skyhorse) — longlisted for this year’s Man Booker Prize
• Hold a Scorpion,
by Melodie Johnson-Howe (Pegasus)
• House of Blazes,
by Dietrich Kalteis (ECW Press)
• How to Kill Friends and Implicate People, by Jay Stringer
(Thomas & Mercer)
(Thomas & Mercer)
• Incensed, by Ed
Lin (Soho Crime)
• IQ, by Joe Ide (Mulholland)
• Jimmy and Fay, by
Michael Mayo (Mysterious Press/Open Road)
• The Kid, by Ron Hansen
(Scribner)
• Little Boy Blue, by
M.J. Arlidge (Berkley)
• Livia Lone, by Barry Eisler
(Thomas & Mercer)
• The Madonna of Notre Dame, by Alexis Ragougneau
(New Vessel Press)
(New Vessel Press)
• Mary Russell’s
War, by Laurie R. King (Poisoned Pen Press)
• Memories Lie, by
C.J. Carpenter (Midnight Ink)
• The Mistletoe Murder and
Other Stories, by P.D. James (Knopf)
• A Most Novel Revenge,
by Ashley Weaver (Minotaur)
• The Moth Catcher, by Ann Cleeves (Minotaur)
• The Mystery of the Three Orchids, by Augusto De Angelis (Pushkin Vertigo)
• The Next, by Stephanie Gangi
(St. Martin's Press)
(St. Martin's Press)
• Night Watch, by Iris
Johansen and Roy Johansen (St. Martin’s Press)
• No Witness but the Moon,
by Suzanne Chazin (Kensington)
• The Oslo
Conspiracy, by Asle Skredderberget (Thomas Dunne)
• Permanent
Sunset, by C. Michele Dorsey (Crooked Lane)
• The Plague Road,
by L.C. Tyler (Constable)
• Precious and
Grace, by Alexander McCall Smith (Pantheon)
• Poisonfeather,
by Matthew FitzSimmons (Thomas & Mercer)
• Quarry in the Black,
by Max Allan Collins (Hard Case Crime)
• The Queen’s
Accomplice, by Susan Elia MacNeal (Bantam)
• The Secret History of Twin
Peaks, by Mark Frost (Flatiron Books)*
• Seduced, by Randy
Wayne White (Putnam)
• Skin and Bone, by
Robin Blake (Minotaur)
• South Village, by
Rob Hart (Polis)
• Strong Cold Dead, by
Jon Land (Forge)
• A Study In Scarlet
Women, by Sherry Thomas (Berkley)
• Teetotaled,
by Maia Chance (Minotaur)
• Tell the Truth, Shame
the Devil, by Melina Marchetta (Mulholland)
• A Terrible Beauty,
by Tasha Alexander (Minotaur)
• The Trespasser, by Tana
French (Viking)
• Triple Crown, by
Felix Francis (Putnam)
• The Twelve Dogs
of Christmas, by David Rosenfelt (Minotaur)
• The Whistler, by John Grisham
(Doubleday)
• The White Devil, by Domenic
Stansberry (Molotov Editions)
• Without Mercy, by Jefferson
Bass (Morrow)
• With Six You Get Wally,
by Al Lamanda (Five Star)
OCTOBER (UK):
• Betrayal, by Martina Cole (Headline)
• Beyond the Truth, by Anne Holt (Corvus)
• The Black Friar, by S.G. MacLean (Quercus)
• The Brother, by Joakim Zander (Head of Zeus)
• Chain of Custody, by Anita Nair (Bitter Lemon Press)
• Cold Earth, by Ann Cleeves (Macmillan)
• Death at the Seaside, by Frances Brody (Piatkus)
• Deep Water, by Christine Poulson (Lion)
• The Enemy Within, by Edward Marston (Allison &
Busby)
• The Exiled, by Kati Hiekkapelto (Orenda)
• Hidden Killers, by Lynda La Plante (Simon & Schuster)
• A Hunt in Winter, by Conor Brady (New Island)
• The Ice Lands, by Steinar Bragi (Macmillan)
• The Keeper, by Alastair Gunn (Penguin)
• Magpie Murders, by Anthony Horowitz (Orion)
• Mercy Killing, by Lisa Cutts (Simon & Schuster)
• The Mine, by Antti Tuomainen (Orenda)
• My Husband’s Son, by Deborah O’Connor (Twenty7)
• Never Alone, by Elizabeth Haynes (Myriad Editions)
• The Secret, by Katerina Diamond (Avon)
• Sun and Shadows, by Dominique Sylvain (MacLehose Press)
• Tell Me No Lies, by Lisa Hall (Carina)
• Thin Air, by Michelle Paver (Orion)
• The Travelling Bag and Other Ghostly Stories, by Susan Hill (Profile)
NOVEMBER (U.S.):
• Ash Island, by
Barry Maitland (Minotaur)
• Bitter Moon, by Alexandra Sokoloff
(Thomas & Mercer)
(Thomas & Mercer)
• Black Widow, by
Christopher Brookmyre (Little, Brown)
• Bullet Gal, by Andrez
Bergen (Roundfire)
• The
Champagne Conspiracy, by Ellen Crosby (Minotaur)
• The Chemist, by Stephenie
Meyer (Little, Brown)
• City on Edge, by Stefanie
Pintoff (Bantam)
• Collected
Millar: Legendary Novels of Suspense, by Margaret Millar (Soho Syndicate)
• Conclave, by Robert
Harris (Knopf)
• The Cthulhu
Casebooks: Sherlock Holmes and the Shadwell Shadows, by James Lovegrove
(Titan)
• Death Comes to the
Fair, by Catherine Lloyd (Kensington)
• Desolation Flats,
by Andrew Hunt (Minotaur)
• Fireside Gothic,
by Andrew Taylor (HarperCollins)
• Glow of Death,
by Jane K. Cleland (Minotaur)
• The Hanging Club, by
Tony Parsons (Minotaur)
• Heart Attack and Vine,
by Phoef Sutton (Prospect Park)
• The Hermit, by Thomas Rydahl
(Oneworld)
• The
Inheritance, by Charles Finch (Minotaur)
• Inherit the
Bones, by Emily Littlejohn (Minotaur)
• The Jekyll Revelation,
by Robert Masello (47North)
• Maigret’s First
Case, by Georges Simenon (Penguin)
• The Mayakovsky
Tapes, by Robert Littell (Thomas Dunne)
• Milicent Le Sueur, by
Margaret Moseley (Brash)
• Night School, by
Lee Child (Delacorte Press)
• No Man’s Land, by David Baldacci (Grand Central)
• Pacific Homicide, by Patricia Smiley (Midnight Ink)
• Painted Skins,
by Matt Hilton (Severn House)
• Prince Lestat
and the Realms of Atlantis, by Anne Rice (Knopf)
• Pull Me Under, by Kelly
Luce (Farrar, Straus, and Giroux)
• Road to Perdition,
by Max Allan Collins (Brash)
• Ruler of the Night,
by David Morrell (Mulholland)
• Say No More, by Hank
Phillippi Ryan (Forge)
• Secrets and
Shamrocks, by Phyllis Gobbell (Five Star)
• Sinner Man, by Lawrence
Block (Hard Case Crime)
• The Sleeping Beauty Killer, by Mary Higgins Clark and Alafair Burke (Simon & Schuster)
• The Snarl of the Beast: The Collected Hard-Boiled Stories of Race Williams, Volume 2, by Carroll John Daly (Altus Press)
• Solitaire, by Jane Thynne (Simon & Schuster)
• The Spy, by Paulo Coelho (Knopf)
• Storm Cell, by Brendan
DuBois (Pegasus)
• Storm Rising,
by Douglas Schofield (Minotaur)
• Stone Coffin,
by Kjell Eriksson (Minotaur)
• Tales from the Darkside,
by Joe Hill (IDW)
• There Was a Crooked Man,
by K.J. Larsen (Poisoned Pen Press)
• Thus Bad Begins, by Javier
Marías (Knopf)
• Turbo
Twenty-Three, by Janet Evanovich (Bantam)
• The Twenty-Three,
by Linwood Barclay (Berkley)
• Under the Midnight
Sun, by Keigo Higashino (Minotaur)
• A Voice in the Night,
by Andrea Camilleri (Penguin)
• The Wrong Side of
Goodbye, by Michael Connelly (Little, Brown)
NOVEMBER (UK):
• The Beautiful Dead, by Belinda Bauer (Bantam Press)
• Before I Let You In, by Jenny Blackhurst (Headline)
• The Blood Card, by Elly Griffiths (Quercus)
• A Cold Case in Amsterdam Central, by Anja de Jager
(Constable)
• Framed, by Ronnie O’Sullivan (Orion)
• Gallows Drop, by Mari Hannah (Macmillan)
• The Gravity of Love, by Sara Stridsberg (MacLehose
Press)
• The Harbour Master, by Daniel Pembrey (No Exit
Press)
• A High Mortality of Doves, by Kate Ellis (Piatkus)
• Lovemurder, by Saul Black (Orion)
• Motives for Murder, edited by Martin Edwards (Sphere)
• No Place Like Home, by Kerry Wilkinson (Pan)
• Pendulum, by Adam Hamdy (Headline)
• A Pilgrimage of Murder, by Paul Doherty (Creme de la
Crime)
• Rather Be the Devil, by Ian Rankin (Orion)
• The Taken, by Alice Clark-Platts (Penguin)
• Trespass, by Anthony J. Quinn (Head of Zeus)
• Truth Will Out, by A.D. Garrett (Corsair)
• Where Dead Men Meet, by Mark Mills (Headline Review)
• Zodiac, by Sam Wilson (Penguin)
DECEMBER (U.S.):
• Bad Blood, by Hugh Dutton
(Five Star)
• Brazen, by
Loren D. Estleman (Forge)
• Bryant & May:
Strange Tide, by Christopher Fowler (Bantam)
• Buried in the
Country, by Carola Dunn (Minotaur)
• Death Going Down, by
María Angélica Bosco (Pushkin Vertigo)
• Death on the
Patagonian Express, by Hy Conrad (Kensington)
• Don’t Turn Out the
Lights, by Bernard Minier (Minotaur)
• East of the Sun, by Trey R.
Barker (Five Star)
• The Edit, by J. Sydney
Jones (Mysterious Press/Open Road)
• Expecting to Die,
by Lisa Jackson (Kensington)
• The Ice Beneath Her, by
Camilla Grebe (Ballantine)
• In Sunlight
or in Shadow: Stories Inspired by the Paintings of Edward Hopper, edited by
Lawrence Block (Pegasus)
• The Knife Slipped,
by Erle Stanley Gardner (Hard Case Crime)
• The Marriage Lie, by Kimberly
Belle (Mira)
• The Midnight Bell, by Jack
Higgins (Putnam)
• My Friend Maigret, by Georges
Simenon (Penguin)
• The Reek of Red Herrings, by Catriona McPherson (Minotaur)
• Swann’s Last Song, by Charles Salzberg (Down & Out)
• They Are Trying to Break Your Heart, by David Savill (Bloomsbury)
• Walk Into Silence, by
Susan McBride (Thomas & Mercer)
• Who Watcheth,
by Helene Tursten (Soho Crime)
• The Twilight Wife, by A.J.
Banner (Touchstone)
DECEMBER (UK):
• The Acid Test, by Élmer Mendoza (MacLehose Press)
• Finisterre, by Graham Hurley (Head of Zeus)
• Road Kill, by Hanna Jameson (Head of Zeus)
• Then She Was Gone, by Luca Veste (Simon & Schuster)
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