Farberville, Arkansas is playing host to its first ever mystery convention. But when one of the attendees dies in a suspicious car accident, Wimple the cat disappears, and Roxanne Small is nowhere to be found, it becomes evident that the murder mystery is more than a literary genre.

In one of Perry Mason’s most memorable cases ever, the lawyer risks his freedom to prove the innocence of an unidentified client.

Unemployed journalist Theda Krakow lands a gig profiling a reclusive musician. But when show cats start disappearing and a murder rocks her community, she finds herself caught up in a thrilling mystery. With her feline friend by her side, Theda must navigate a web of suspects to solve the case.

An abandoned English manor. A peculiar missing portrait. A cozy, deviously clever murder mystery, perfect for fans of Richard Osman and Anthony Horowitz.

"The book is more than just a mystery: It’s an autistic woman’s journey of self-discovery." –The Washington Post

New York Times bestselling author of Murder in the Family

When DI Adam Fawley is assigned a sexual assault case filed by an Oxford student against a tenured professor, he expects the facts to match up with the far too many previous reports he’s investigated time and again. But neither he nor anyone on his team imagined the victim would turn out to be a male rugby player accusing one of the university’s most respected female professors.

The 28th twisting installment in the DCI Alan Banks mystery series that Stephen King calls “the best now on the market.” 

Nick Hartley returns home to find his house crawling with police. His ex-girlfriend, Alice Poole, has been found murdered, and her new boyfriend Mark Woodcroft is missing. Nick is the prime suspect. The case quickly goes cold, but Nick cannot let it go. He embarks on a career in investigative journalism, determined to find Alice’s murderer—but his obsession leads him down a dangerous path.