For fans of noir, historical fiction, and con men stories!

It’s not easy being a conman when your partner in crime has died, you realize the looks you rely on will fade one day, and the economy is not great. This is Ulises’ current problem in 1940s Mexico. So he needs a big fish to con, which he thinks he’s found with Perla. Problem? Perla has a niece who wants in on the con. Bigger Problem? Perla has her own secrets…

For fans of heists and the one-last-job trope!

O’Conner may have once been known as Warlord of Willow Ridge, but now he owns a bunch of body shops and only his girlfriend knows of his past life as a thief. That is, of course, until a job too good to say no to presents itself: a tech billionaire has stashed a lot of money in a bunker, and O’Conner suddenly feels up for one last job.

For fans of messy PIs, inheriting money, and money that comes with a whole lot of trouble!

Peter Keys refers to himself as the laziest PI in Texas. He’s also a stoner, bi, and recently inherited quite a bit of money and a house from his uncle— even though he hadn’t seen him in over a decade. This adds a bunch of colorful characters to Peter’s life, plus a mystery related to his uncle’s death, and of course: the inheritance that comes with trouble!

For fans of twisty, multiple POV and timelines, with the question of how they will intersect!

In the present day, we follow a woman in her early 40s, Ellie, as she moves into a house. She’s keeping her identity and life private, the neighbors are concerned with the sale of the house, and soon things like break-ins make Ellie paranoid that someone knows who she is. We also follow two women’s lives in the past, 18-year-old Erin and shop owner Hannah, both living different lives at different times, both with one thing in common…

For fans of Japanese crime novels!

The way this crime novel unfolds is part of the mastery so I’m going to be brief: after Tsuneo Asai’s wife’s death, he feels like something is off, so he visits the store where she died. Only that leaves him more puzzled…

First published in 1975, A Quiet Place now has a new introduction by Pico Iyer.

For fans of YA mysteries with a prom queen competition!

After a gross list ranking the teen girls of a high school’s hotness gets called out for also being racist, the school’s BSU members want Ida to run as the school’s first Black prom queen candidate. Ida doesn’t have time to fear her competition when she realizes that someone is harming them…

For fans of will-kill-for-money domestic thrillers!

If your entire identity revolved around your social status, which revolved around a New York brownstone you’d poured all your money into and you suddenly were at risk of losing it, what would you do? Married couple Jill and Ted have decided that murdering for an inheritance is the way to go…

For fans of metafiction mysteries with dual timelines!

1980, Havana: Teresita is 14 years old when a teacher and a student die in two different locations on her school’s campus. The deaths are ruled suicides, but leave behind many questions.

2020, New Mexico: Now Teresa is a mystery writer, when a Miami DJ who was a childhood friend sets in motion a trip to Havana to look into what really happened to their teacher and classmate 40 years ago.

For fans of Japanese crime novels and redesigned paperbacks.

Written in three parts, in Tokyo in the 1960s, we first meet Ichiro Honda. He’s a cad who refers to picking up women to sleep with as “hunting.” Yes, he has an unsuspecting wife at home. Next we follow Honda’s appeal lawyer, who is trying to figure out if Honda did commit the murder he’s been convicted of. And then you get to see all the puzzle pieces fit into place…

For fans of multiple POV crime novels set in Australia!

Told in parts, you follow three strangers and how their lives are unraveling following a mysterious package delivery. First up we meet a psychologist accused of assaulting a patient. Melbourne Detective Judith Lee is soon on the case of his death…