Lesa Holstine

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The Naming of the Birds

Paraic O’Donnell | MYSTERY, Dec 13, 2024

A violent, complicated story with links to the past. Although Cutter’s lectures can get a little wordy, readers of Victorian-set mysteries, such as Bridget Walsh’s The Tumbling Girl, will appreciate the creepy atmosphere and intricate conclusion.

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Stone Certainty

Simon R. Green | MYSTERY, Dec 13, 2024

The sequel to The Holy Terrors isn’t quite as frightening, but fans of Green’s Ishmael Jones mysteries will appreciate the supernatural elements.

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Rebellious Grace

Jeri Westerson | MYSTERY, Dec 13, 2024

Westerson’s sequel to The Twilight Queen finds its astute jester, an expert entertainer and gossiper, once again serving as reluctant inquisitor. Fans of mysteries set during the Tudor era will appreciate the historical details that are skillfully woven into Westerson’s gripping story.

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Trust Issues

Elizabeth McCullough Keenan & Greg Wands | MYSTERY, Dec 13, 2024

The title is perfect because there is no one trustworthy in this novel of family and secrets, and readers will find themselves hoping for everyone to get their just deserts.

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The Antique Hunter’s Death on the Red Sea

C.L. Miller | MYSTERY, Dec 13, 2024

Miller’s sequel to The Antique Hunter’s Guide to Murder is a fast-paced, fun caper that reveals the author’s extensive knowledge of antiques.

'The Four Queens of Crime' by Rosanne Limoncelli | Mystery Debut of the Month

Lesa Holstine, Dec 11, 2024

Four iconic writers of Golden Age crime fiction—Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, Ngaio Marsh, and Margery Allingham—help DCI Lilian Wyles, the first woman detective chief inspector in the CID, solve a case.