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Julie Clark on the women who grift, con, and bamboozle their way into our collective consciousness.

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Scott Blackburn on the intimacy, the excitement, and the potential for deceit that only a good first person narrator can conjure up.

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"[T]he most singular characteristic that female amateur sleuths share is sheer persistence..."

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Do you want to see British people solving mysteries in the south of France or the hills of Italy?

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Tracy Gardner on a lifelong passion for strong women and mystery fiction

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Gothics, whodunnits, psychologicals, historicals, and more than one parody of Fire Fest.

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Julie Clark on the women who grift, con, and bamboozle their way into our collective consciousness.

A reminder of the past, a marker of civilization...and sometimes a playground for our worst fears and anxieties.

New offerings from the world of crime, mystery, and thrillers.

Scott Blackburn on the intimacy, the excitement, and the potential for deceit that only a good first person narrator can conjure up.

"[T]he most singular characteristic that female amateur sleuths share is sheer persistence..."

Do you want to see British people solving mysteries in the south of France or the hills of Italy?

Tracy Gardner on a lifelong passion for strong women and mystery fiction

Gothics, whodunnits, psychologicals, historicals, and more than one parody of Fire Fest.

Featuring new books from Elly Griffiths, Katie Gutierrez, David Koepp, and more.

These novels capture New York City in all its filth and glory.

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