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Book Review: By Its Cover, a Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery by Donna Leon

By Its Cover, the twenty-third Commissario Guido Brunetti mystery by Donna Leon, deals with the plundering of artworks and books by unexpected impersonators, thieves, and vandals.

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Live Wire by Harlan Coben

A Book Review of Best Selling Author's Latest Novel

77% 2 48 DerdriuMarriner

The Jewels of Paradise by Donna Leon, on Baroque Musician Agostino Steffani: Music Mystery Review

The Jewels of Paradise by Donna Leon acquaints readers with Baroque musician Agostino Steffani, whose legacy provokes a probate mystery in Venice, Italy.

75% 1 18 StevenHelmer

Book Review: Lord Edgware Dies

A review of the 1933 mystery novel written by Agatha Chrisite

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Book Review: The A.B.C. Murders (1936)

A review of the 1936 murder mystery written by Agatha Christie.

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Case of the Missing Stone

The research has been done! Are there any mystery writers in the house? A fantasy writer might find this information useful as well.

59% 13 4 FloraBreenRobison

The Golden Age of Mystery: Why Is It Given This Lofty Title?

The Golden Age of Mystery is a term used for the era between the World Wars. There are strong reasons why this term is warranted.

54% 1 11 StevenHelmer

Book Review: Murder on the Orient Express (1934)

A review of the 1934 mystery novel written by Agatha Christie.

49% 4 8 DerdriuMarriner

Book Review: Maya's Children The Story of La Llorona by Rudolfo Anaya

Maya’s Children: The Story of La Llorona by Rudolfo Anaya gives legends of the Crying Woman in English text with Amy Córdova’s artwork and Enrique Lamadrid’s Spanish translation.

46% 1 9 StevenHelmer

Book Review: The Case of the Negligent Nymph (1949)

A review of the Perry Mason murder mystery by Erle Stanley Gardner.

41% 6 5 MaggiePowell

Nordic Noir aka Scandinavian Crime Fiction

Nordic Noir is a fabulous genre that blends mystery, detectives, thrillers and Scandinavia. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and Kurt Wallander novels are great examples.

36% 6 4 FloraBreenRobison

R. Austin Freeman: Classic Mystery Creator of Dr. Thorndike

R. Austin Freeman was a Victorian Era medical man who created his own fictional detective and narrator sidekick like his friend Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

35% 1 7 StevenHelmer

Book Review: Death of a Cad (1987)

A review of the 1987 Hamish Macbeth murder mystery written by M. C. Beaton.

35% 1 7 StevenHelmer

Book Review: Death of an Outsider (1988)

A review of the Hamish Macbeth murder mystery written by M. C. Beaton.

34% 5 4 Nelda_Hoxie

You've Just Got to Read This Murder Mystery Book - In a Dark, Dark Wood

An isolated English country house, six friends, and a Ouija Board that warns mmmmMurder!

31% 4 4 FloraBreenRobison

The Love of Classic Mystery and Suspense Fiction

This article explores the history of classic mystery and suspense fiction, focusing heavily on the Victorian Era and the period between WWI and WWII.

29% 3 4 AngelaJohnson

The Inspector Richard Jury Mysteries by Martha Grimes

Martha Grimes has written a series of police mystery novels featuring Richard Jury, a fictional inspector with Scotland Yard. Each detective mystery is named after a pub.

26% 1 5 StevenHelmer

Book Review: Murder is Easy (1939)

A review of the 1939 murder mystery novel written by Agatha Christie.

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