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An Elderly Lady Must Not Be Crossed
by Helene Tursten; translated by Marlaine Delargy; read by Ann Richardson
An October 2021 Indie Next Pick
An ABA Indie Bestseller
The Deadly Pleasures Best of the Year List
Helene Tursten presents her latest novel, An Elderly Lady Must Not Be Crossed. Learn More
The Eighth Dwarf
Ross Thomas; read by Johnny Heller
Searching for a killer of Nazi war criminals, an ex-spy finds an unlikely ally. Learn More
The Edge of the Crazies
by Jamie Harrison; read by Justin Price
Jamie Harrison presents Book 1 in the Jules Clement series. Learn More
Eddie's Boy
by THomas Perry; read by Michael Kramer
A hit man is called back into action in this explosive thriller from the New York Times bestselling author and "master of nail-biting suspense" (Los Angeles Times). Learn More
Eddie's Boy
by Thomas Perry; read by Michael Kramer
A hit man is called back into action in this explosive thriller from the New York Times bestselling author and "master of nail-biting suspense" (Los Angeles Times). Learn More
Eat, Drink and Be Buried
by Peter King; read by David Baker
When a jousting match at a medieval fair turns into old-fashioned murder, the Gourmet Detective sets out to unmask the killer. Learn More
Early Graves
by Thomas H. Cook; read by Kris Koscheski
Drawing on police records and extensive interviews, Thomas H. Cook recounts the story of Judith Ann Neelley, who at nineteen became the youngest woman ever sentenced to death row. Learn More
Dying on the Vine
by Peter King; read by David Baker
"Frolic through the vineyards and fine restaurants of Provence" in this delectable mystery set in French wine country, where the time is ripe for murder (Publishers Weekly). Learn More
The Dying Hours
Mark Billingham; read by the author
Intensely gripping and expertly plotted, The Dying Hours is a haunting portrait of London’s dark heart, and the darker heart of a twisted killer bringing terror to its streets. Learn More
Drowned Hopes
by Donald E. Westlake; read by Justin Price
This rollicking tale of an aging robber who wants to blow up a reservoir "will keep readers laughing" (Publishers Weekly).
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The Dressmaker's War
Mary Chamberlain; read by Susan Duerden
Spanning the intense years of war, The Dressmaker's War is a dramatic tale of love, conflict, betrayal and survival. It is the compelling story of one young woman's resolve to endure and of the choices she must make at every turn—choices which will contain truths she must confront. Learn More
Dreams of Fear
by Hilary Bonner; read by Ben Higgins
A young mother's death leads Bristol detective David Vogel to uncover a shocking series of family secrets stretching back thirty years. Learn More
Double Crossfire
by Anthony J. Tata; read by Bradley Hayes
Anthony J. Tata presents his latest Jake Mahegan thriller. Learn More
The Door
by Mary Roberts Rinehart; read by Liza Ross
There's been an awful murder at Elizabeth Bell's otherwise quiet household in this classic mystery from the author of The Yellow Room. Learn More
The Dog Who Bit a Policeman
by Stuart M. Kaminsky; read by John McLain
Moscow's gone to the dogs in the "imaginative" Edgar Award–winning crime series about a conscientious Russian cop (The New York Times Book Review). Learn More
Doctor Death
Lene Kaaberbol; read by Nicola Barber
From the New York Times bestselling coauthor of The Boy in the Suitcase, a gripping historical thriller and poignant coming-of-age story set in nineteenth-century France. Learn More
The Do-Right
by Lisa Sandlin; read by Rebecca Gibel
1959. Delpha Wade killed a man who was raping her. Wanted to kill the other one too, but he got away. Now, after fourteen years in prison, she's out. Learn More
The Diver's Clothes Lie Empty
Vendela Vida; read by Xe Sands
In Vendela Vidas taut and mesmerizing novel of ideas, a woman travels to Casablanca, Morocco, on mysterious business. While checking into her hotel, the woman is robbed of her wallet and passport all of her money and identification. Though the police investigate, the woman senses an undercurrent of complicity between the hotel staff and the authorities she knows shell never regain her possessions. Stripped of her identity, she feels burdened by the crime yet strangely liberated by her sudden freedom to be anyone she chooses. Learn More
A Dismal Thing to Do
by Charlotte MacLeod; read by William Dufris
A Canadian snowstorm and an overturned truck lead to trouble: "MacLeod can be counted on for a witty, literate and charming mystery" (Publishers Weekly). Learn More
Dine and Die on the Danube Express
by Peter King; read by David Baker
Aboard a vintage luxury train on a voyage through Eastern Europe, the gourmet detective encounters a thoroughly modern murder. Learn More
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