The thriller ‘The Bone Records’ by Rich Zahradnik was published on Nov. 1. The story: NY Police Academy washout Grigg Orlov discovers an eerie piece of evidence at the scene of his father’s brutal murder: […]
“Misty Retreat,” the sixth book in the Misty Point Mystery Series from Linda Rawlins, has been published.
Michael Sinclair’s latest historical mystery, “Murder in Cucumber Alley,” was recently published. It is February 1927, and Schenectady, New York, proud home of General Electric, is booming with prosperity. Rodney Longworth, handsome and debonair assistant
Mally Becker’s “The Counterfeit Wife” (Book 2 in her Revolutionary War mystery series) was published Sept. 20 by Historia/Level Best Books. It is available now as an ebook or paperback wherever books are sold.
A novella from Mystery Writers of America-New York chapter member Peggy Ehrhart is included in an October release from Kensington. “Death by Christmas Scarf” is one of three novellas included in Christmas Scarf Murder.
Saving Grace, my first novel, a southern gothic, was a Most Anticipated Thriller and a Best of 2021 debut. The book has received wonderful reviews and launched in trade paperback June 28. My second novel,
Michael Bradley’s fourth book, None Without Sin, releases on Aug. 2. The new novel is “an intriguing, fast-paced mystery” with characters that “turn the serial-killer formula on its head.” In None Without Sin, a killer
I am a reasonably new member of MWA. I published my first fiction (mystery) novel at the age of 80 this past February. I have been (and will continue) actively attending book signings now through
SEG Publishing announces the fourth novel in the Gideon Rimes mystery series by Edgar-winner Gary Earl Ross. In Nickel City Naked Lady, a revered retired educator hires Rimes to uncover how and why DVDs of
Michael Sinclair’s highly anticipated new novel The Consequences of Murder will be published May 21. Continuing in his 1920s cycle of historical mysteries, the book is a lush family drama, involving bootlegging, blackmail and ultimately
