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The Devil's Rosary
by Seabury Quinn; read by Andrew Eiden
From pulp fiction writer Seabury Quinn comes the second volume of his works, The Devil’s Rosary, which includes all of the Jules de Grandin stories from The Black Master to The Wolf of St. Bonnot, as well as an introduction by Jim Rockhill. Learn More
Wolf's Revenge
by Lachlan Smith; read by R. C. Bray
Publishers Weekly Best Book
Leo Maxwell is no ordinary attorney. He spends as much time tracking corrupt politicians and gangland leaders across the Bay area to piece together the facts of a crime as he does crafting courtroom rhetoric. But Leo has never quite recovered from discovering his mother's murdered corpse as a child, or from growing up in the shadow of his brilliant older brother. Learn More
Mary Rose
by Geoffrey Girard; read by Henrietta Meire
Mary Rose is author Geoffrey Girard's chilling and modern take on a classic ghost story originally written by J. M. Barrie. Learn More
A Lady in Shadows
by Lene Kaaberbol; read by Nicola Barber
New York Times bestselling author Lene Kaaberbøl returns with her beloved protagonist Madeleine Karno—an ambitious young woman who shatters the confines of nineteenth century France as she struggles to become the first female forensic pathologist and hunt down what appears to be a Jack the Ripper copycat. Learn More
Fever
by Deon Meyer; read by Will Damron
Indie Next List
From Deon Meyer comes Fever, a gripping epic of humanity striving for a noble vision against its basest impulses. Learn More
Phone
by Will Self; read by Mike Grady
Published to rave reviews in the United Kingdom, Phone tells the story of two men: Zack Busner and Jonathan De'Ath, who come to face the interconnectedness of all lives, online and off, while an irritating phone continues to ring… ring… ring… Learn More
Zack
by Mons Kallentoft and Markus Lutteman; read by Shaun Grindell
The gripping first thriller in a chilling new series from the reigning master of Scandinavian crime fiction—Mons Kallentoft, author of the acclaimed Malin Fors novels—is an instant international sensation. Learn More
The Darkling Bride
by Laura Andersen; read by Sarah-Jane Drummey
Three generations of Irish nobles face their family secrets in this spellbinding novel from the award-winning author of the Boleyn King trilogy. Learn More
Bluff
by Michael Kardos; read by Julia Whelan
The magician's job is to create a mystery―an unbridgeable gap between cause and effect. Michael Kardos brilliantly constructs his new novel Bluff as a magician would, delivering a perfectly calibrated performance of intrigue and, ultimately, astonishment. Learn More
Love and Death in the Sunshine State
by Cutter Wood; read by Joe Barrett
When a stolen car is recovered on the Gulf Coast of Florida, it sets off a search for a missing woman, local motel owner Sabine Musil-Buehler. Learn More
A Lady's Guide to Etiquette and Murder
by Dianne Freeman; read by Sarah Zimmerman
In this exciting historical mystery debut set in Victorian England, a wealthy young widow encounters the pleasures—and scandalous pitfalls—of a London social season . . . Learn More
Murder At Half Moon Gate
by Andrea Penrose; read by James Cameron Stewart
With danger lurking at every turn, the potent combination of Wrexford's analytical mind and Sloane's exacting intuition begins to unravel the twisted motivations behind the inventor's death. But they are up against a cunning and deadly foe—a killer ready to strike again before they can recover the inventor's priceless designs . . . Learn More
The Shades
by Evgenia Citkowitz; read by Sarah Zimmerman
Spare and haunting, The Shades is a gripping mystery and profound study of a family in crisis. Learn More
The Killing Habit
by Mark Billingham; read by Mark Billingham
From "one of the most consistently entertaining, insightful crime writers working today" (Gillian Flynn), The Killing Habit again brings together favorite wild-card detective Tom Thorne and straight-laced DI Nicola Tanner on a pair of lethally high-stakes cases. Learn More
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
Little Comfort
by Edwin Hill; read by Karen White
Harvard librarian Hester Thursby knows that even in the digital age, people still need help finding things. Using her research skills, Hester runs a side business tracking down the lost. Usually, she's hired to find long-ago prom dates or to reunite adopted children and birth parents. Her new case is finding the handsome and charismatic Sam Blaine. Learn More
Paris in the Dark
by Robert Olen Butler; read by Robertson Dean
With Paris in the Dark, Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Olen Butler returns to his lauded Christopher Marlowe Cobb series and proves once again that he can craft "a ripping good yarn" (Wall Street Journal) with unmistakably literary underpinnings. Learn More
Notes from the Fog
by Ben Marcus; read by Rebecca Gibel & Charlie Thurston
With these thirteen transfixing, ingenious stories, Ben Marcus gives us timely dystopian visions of alienation in a modern world—cosmically and comically apt. Never has existential catastrophe been so much fun. Learn More
The Conspiracy against the Human Race
by Thomas Ligotti, Foreword by Ray Brassier; read by Eric Martin
In Thomas Ligotti's first nonfiction outing, an examination of the meaning (or meaninglessness) of life through an insightful, unsparing argument that proves the greatest horrors are not the products of our imagination but instead are found in reality. Learn More
Firefly
by Henry Porter; read by Matt Addis
A devastatingly timely thriller following the refugee trail from Syria to Europe, Firefly is a sophisticated, breathtaking race against time from an author who brings a whole new level of urgency to the genre. Learn More
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