A local busybody is silenced for good in this tale by “a peerless practitioner of the slightly surreal, English-village comedy-mystery” (Kirkus Reviews).

One of the best novels ever written about the art of the con, an ingeniously crafted story of deception and betrayal that was the basis for the critically acclaimed film starring John Cusack and Annette Bening.

Raymond Cooke has a few people on his hit list—but he insists little Gloria Summers isn’t one of them. When her body is found in Raymond’s apartment, he becomes the prime suspect in a murder investigation led by Charlie Resnick. But as Resnick’s search progresses, he’ll realize this case isn’t as straightforward as he thought. 

“A powerful, first-class police procedural.” —Kirkus Reviews

Francesca Cahill—high-society daughter, aspiring sleuth—refuses to play by Gilded Age rules. Torn between her passion for solving crimes and her desire for NYC’s dashing Police Commissioner Rick Bragg, Francesca is drawn into a deadly new mystery. This time, scandal, temptation, and murder are all part of the investigation.

In the Upper East Side, an antiquarian book dealer—Gamadge—has received eerie correspondence from the Fenway mansion which seems to indicate something is amiss. As the amateur sleuth sets out on the trail of a killer, he must first sort out who these letters are from.

Offering more than 350 foolproof recipes, dozens of luscious full-color photographs, crystal clear illustrations, and plenty of plainspoken, here’s-how-to-do-it guidelines, The Grilling Book is the only book you’ll need in your backyard this summer—or any summer.

“This beautiful book makes one of America’s favorite culinary pastimes accessible to anyone.” —Marcus Samuelsson

Miami PI Mike Shayne finds himself dodging bullets during a Dolphins game, only to learn the would-be assassin was sent by his old enemy, Sir Geoffrey Adam. Now suspected of gold smuggling, Shayne is drawn into a dangerous mission by Interpol. As he joins a tour headed to South America, he soon realizes that nothing about this vacation is what it seems—revenge and revolutionaries are on the horizon.

A cat-and-mouse game between a disguised SS surgeon and the Jewish man who knows his secrets plays out in postwar Berlin in international bestselling author Campbell Armstrong’s riveting suspense novel.

Set before and after World War I, this novel from one of Britain’s most renowned crime writers details a centuries-old legacy of hate, greed, revenge, and violence that is about to come full circle.