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Murder in the Oval Library
by C. M. Gleason; read by Barry Press
April 13, 1861: Rebel troops are across the Potomac River, only 800 feet from the White House and President Lincoln—but a murderer is even closer . . . Learn More
A Murder Most French
by Colleen Cambridge; read by Polly Lee
Postwar Paris is surging back to life, and its citizens are seizing every opportunity to raise a glass or share a delicious meal. But as American ex-pat Tabitha Knight and chef-in-training Julia Child discover, celebrations can quickly go awry when someone has murder in mind . . . Learn More
A Murder of Magpies
Judith Flanders; read by Susan Duerden
It's just another day at the office for book editor Samantha Clair. Checking jacket copy for howlers, wondering how to break it to her star novelist that her latest effort is utterly unpublishable, lunch scheduled with gossipy author Kit Lowell, whose new book will deliciously dish the dirt on the fashion industry. But little does she know how much trouble Kit's book is about to cause. Before it even goes to print. When police inspector Field turns up at the venerable offices of Timmins & Ross, asking questions about an undelivered package that was addressed to Sam, she knows something is wrong. The messenger sent to deliver the package was murdered, and then Kit goes missing. Suddenly, Sam's nine-to-five life is turned upside down and she is propelled into a criminal investigation. Someone doesn't want Kit's scandalous manuscript published and unless Sam can put the pieces together in time, they'll do anything to stop it. Learn More
Murder on Mistletoe Lane
by Clara McKenna; read by Sarah Zimmerman
Clara McKenna presents Book 5 in the Stella and Lyndy Mystery series. Learn More
Murder on the Trans-Siberian Express
by Stuart M. Kaminsky; read by John McLain
A Moscow cop juggles cases of kidnapping, murder, and a missing Czarist-era document in a modern-day mystery with "never a dull moment" (Library Journal). Learn More
Murder on the Yellow Brick Road
by Stuart M. Kaminsky; read by Patrick Lawlor
In this "marvelously entertaining" mystery, a hard-boiled Hollywood private eye investigates a murdered Munchkin on the set of The Wizard of Oz (Newsday). Learn More
Murder Takes the Stage
by Colleen Cambridge; read by Jennifer M. Dixon
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In this delightful historical mystery, Phyllida Bright—amateur sleuth and Agatha Christie's esteemed housekeeper—discovers a killer stalking the stages of London's illustrious theaters. Learn More
The Murder Wheel
by Tom Mead; read by Jake Ruddle
In this follow-up to Death and the Conjuror, former stage magician Joseph Spector is back to help Scotland Yard with yet another hopelessly baffling case. Learn More
Murder with Collard Greens and Hot Sauce
by A.L. Herbert; read by Janina Edwards
Mahalia's Sweet Tea boasts the most flavorful soul food in all of Prince George's County, Maryland. But as events at the beauty industry's leading trade show turn ugly, owner Halia Watkins needs to bite into an unsavory new item on the menu—murder! Learn More
My Darling Boy
by John Dufresne; read by Kyle Snyder
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A brilliant and gut-wrenching novel about a father and son from a "generous and lyric storyteller" (San Francisco Chronicle). Learn More
My Revolutions
Hari Kunzru; read by Simon Prebble
Gripping, moving, provocative and passionate, My Revolutions brings to brilliant life both the radical idealism of the post-'68 generation and the darker currents which ran beneath it, the eddies of which still shape our history today. Learn More
The Mysterious Bookshop Presents the Best Mystery Stories of the Year 2023
edited by Amor Towles and Otto Penzler
Amor Towles selects the best mystery short stories of the year, including tales by Andrew Child, Jeffrey Deaver, and T. C. Boyle. Learn More
The Mysterious Bookshop Presents the Best Mystery Stories of the Year: 2022
edited and introduction by Sara Paretsky; Series edited by Otto Penzler; read by Daniel Thomas May and Rachel Perry
Sara Paretsky selects the twenty best mystery short stories of the year, including tales by Michael Connelly, Jo Nesbo, Joyce Carol Oates, Colson Whitehead, and more. Learn More
The Mysterious Bookshop Presents the Best Mystery Stories of the Year: 2024
edited with an introduction by Anthony Horowitz; series edited and foreword by Otto Penzler; read by BJ Harrison and Kim Niemi
Anthony Horowitz selects and introduces the best mystery stories from the past year, under the auspices of the world's oldest mystery fiction specialty bookshop. Learn More
The Myth of Surrender
by Kelly O'Connor McNees; read by Carlotta Brentan
Written by the acclaimed author of The Lost Summer of Louisa May Alcott and Undiscovered Country, The Myth of Surrender explores a hidden chapter of American history that still reverberates across the lives of millions of women and their children. Learn More
The Naming of the Birds
by Paraic O'Donnell; read by Charles Armstrong
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The next installment of the "thrilling gothic mystery" (TIME) series, following the acclaimed bestseller The House on Vesper Sands, arrives in full force as Inspector Cutter and Sergeant Bliss solve their strangest and most personal case yet. Learn More
Native Tongue
by Suzette Haden Elgin; read by Amy Landon
Originally published in 1984, this classic dystopian trilogy is a testament to the power of language and women's collective action. Learn More
A Natural
by Ross Raisin; read by Shaun Grindell
From one of Granta's Best of Young British Novelists, an exquisitely crafted coming-of-age novel set in the high-stakes world of English soccer—for readers of Nick Hornby and The Art of Fielding. Learn More
Natural History
by Andrea Barrett; read by Teri Schnaubelt
A masterful new collection of interconnected stories, from the renowned National Book Award–winning author. Learn More
The Nature Book
by Tom Comitta; read by Josh Bloomberg
Part sweeping evocation of Earth's rhythms, part literary archive, part post-human novel, The Nature Book collages descriptions of the natural world into a singular symphonic paean to the planet. Learn More
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