Mystery • Horror
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Murder at Morrington Hall
by Clara McKenna; read by Sarah Zimmerman
Stella Kendrick is an all-American heiress who can't be tamed. But when the lively aspiring equine trainer tangles with British aristocracy, she meets her match—and a murderer . . . Learn More
Murder at Mallowan Hall
by Colleen Cambridge; read by Jennifer M. Dixon
Indie Next List
Colleen Cambridge's charming and inventive new historical series introduces an unforgettable heroine in Phyllida Bright, fictional housekeeper for none other than famed mystery novelist Agatha Christie. When a dead body is found during a house party at the home of Agatha Christie and her husband Max Mallowan, it's up to the famous author's head of household, Phyllida Bright, to investigate. Learn More
Murder at Keyhaven Castle
by Clara McKenna; read by Sarah Zimmerman
With her wedding to Viscount "Lyndy" Lyndhurst just days away, strong-willed American ex-pat Stella Kendrick is the talk of Edwardian society—and the focus of a deadly mystery—in Clara McKenna's third historical mystery set in England's New Forest region at the turn of the twentieth century. 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
Murder at Crossways
by Alyssa Maxwell; read by Lauren Ezzo
In late August 1898, reporter Emma Cross attends the final fête of the Newport social season and discovers the party's over for a visiting prince . . . Learn More
Murder at Blackwater Bend
by Clara McKenna; read by Sarah Zimmerman
Wild-hearted Kentuckian Stella Kendrick cautiously navigates the strict demands of British high society as the future Lady of Morrington Hall. But when petty scandals lead to bloody murder, her outspoken nature could be all that keeps her alive . . . Learn More
Murder at Beacon Rock
by Alyssa Maxwell; read by Lauren Ezzo
The New York Yacht Club's exclusive gathering at Newport, Rhode Island's Beacon Rock mansion hits stormy seas in the summer of 1900 when reporter Emma Cross, a lesser Vanderbilt, discovers a drowned corpse in Alyssa Maxwell's tenth Gilded Newport Mystery . . . Learn More
The Muralist
B.A. Shapiro; read by Xe Sands
2016 Voice Arts Award Nominee
From the author of the New York Times bestseller The Art Forger comes a thrilling new novel of art, history, love, and politics that traces the life and mysterious disappearance of a brilliant young artist on the eve of
World War II. Learn More
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Munster's Case
Håkan Nesser; read by Simon Vance
Detective Münster—Van Veeteren’s longtime sidekick—takes center stage in this intensely suspenseful crime novel. Learn More
The Mulberry Bush
Charles McCarry; read by Robert Fass
Author of The Tears of Autumn and The Shanghai Factor, Charles McCarry is widely regarded as one of the finest espionage novelists writing today. His latest masterpiece, The Mulberry Bush, burns with the fury of the wronged, as personal vendetta and political idealism collide. Learn More
Much Ado in Maggody
by Joan Hess; read by Courtney Patterson
Fans of comic mysteries have known for years that no small town is quite like Maggody. With its wild cast of characters and its no-nonsense female detective, Much Ado in Maggody is evidence of master of cozy mysteries Joan Hess at her best. Learn More
Mortal Remains in Maggody
by Joan Hess; read by Courtney Patterson
Another "great" cozy mystery set in outrageous Maggody, Arkansas, a town so strange that even Hollywood filmmakers can't believe it's real (Library Journal). Learn More
Mortal Memory
Thomas H. Cook; read by Traber Burns
A chilling psychological thriller: Questions from a reporter trigger memories of a heinous family crime the ramifications of which are perhaps not as far in the past nor as far removed as originally assumed. Learn More
The Mordida Man
Ross Thomas; read by R. C. Bray
Accepting a presidential assignment when an international terrorist is kidnapped and the terrorist’s friends abduct the president’s brother in answer, independent fixer Chubb Dunjee enters a dangerous world far outside his usual beat. Learn More
Monstrilio
by Gerardo Sámano Córdova; read by Victoria Villarreal and Johnny Rey Diaz
One of the Most Anticipated Books of 2023 at ELLE, Lit Hub, The Millions, and more
A "genuinely scary" horror debut written in "prose so beautiful you won't want to rush" about a boy who transforms into a monster, a monster who tries to be a man, and the people who love him in every form he takes (Ana Reyes). Learn More
Mixed Blood
Roger Smith; read by John Lee
An American, hiding out in Cape Town, South Africa, after being blackmailed into a bank heist back home, is building a new life for his family when an incident of random violence sets him on a collision course with street gangs and a rogue cop who loves killing almost as much as he loves Jesus Christ. Learn More
The Missing Ones
by Edwin Hill; read by Karen White
Edwin Hill, author of the acclaimed Little Comfort, returns with his next book featuring Harvard librarian Hester Thursby—an intimate, intricate mystery as smart and complex as it is riveting. Learn More
Mischief in Maggody
by Joan Hess; read by Courtney Patterson
When a woman is shot in a cannabis patch, Arly Hanks must restore order to her Ozarks community, in this sharp-witted mystery by an Agatha Award–winning author.
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Miracles in Maggody
by Joan Hess; read by Courtney Patterson
Another outrageous Maggody mystery, starring police chief Arly Hanks alongside a smooth-talking televangelist and a whole town full of sinners. Learn More
Mind's Eye
Håkan Nesser; read by Simon Vance
One of Sweden’s hottest detective series available for the first time on audio in US. Chief Inspector Van Veeteren of Maardam is divorced, grumpy, and cynical, and his love of dark beer, books, and chess is probably greater than his love for his job. But his intuition and ability to read people have made him a highly successful detective. Learn More
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