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    The Best Crime Non-Fiction Books of May 2019

    Spies, Mindhunters, and the Plot to Blow up the Moon

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    Crime Fiction and the French Riviera

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    The Best Political Thrillers You're Probably Not Watching

    We're in a golden age of geopolitical thrillers. Time to catch up.

    May 3, 2019  By Camille LeBlanc
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    Crime Fiction, Thrillers, and the Importance of Setting

    Better to Create a Fictional City, or Explore Crime in a Real One?

    May 2, 2019  By August Norman
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    The Power and the Pain of Post-Apocalyptic Detective Fiction

    Grief, Survival, and the Search for Answers at the End of the World

    May 2, 2019  By Lorraine Berry
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    The Paris Diversion

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    "Her arms are growing tired, with the big bunch of flowers, and the bag filled with a heavy dome of bread and a box of assorted gâteaux apéritifs for the obligatory cocktail hour, and fresh fruits and ripe cheeses and a bottle of Armagnac."

    April 29, 2019  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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    The Last Second

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    "There was a large mirror on the wall of the white room."

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    The State of the Mystery: Part 2 of a Roundtable Discussion

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