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    9 Mysteries That Will Take You on a Journey From Paris to the South of France

    9 Mysteries That Will Take You on a Journey From Paris to the South of France

    Traveling the French Countryside Through Crime Fiction

    By Deborah Lawrenson | February 21, 2019

    The Coronation

    The Coronation

    Boris Akunin, translated by Andrew Bromfield

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | February 21, 2019

    The Art of the Twist Ending

    The Art of the Twist Ending

    15 of the Greatest "Twists" Ever Written

    By Sophie Hannah | February 20, 2019

    Lucy Foley on Agatha Christie and Locked-Room Mysteries

    Lucy Foley on Agatha Christie and Locked-Room Mysteries

    A Modern Take on the Classic Whodunit

    By Lily Meyer | February 20, 2019

    Never Tell

    Never Tell

    Lisa Gardner

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | February 19, 2019

    Tombland

    Tombland

    C.J. Sansom

    By CrimeReads Excerpts | February 19, 2019

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    By Camille LeBlanc | February 18, 2019

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    The Most Glaringly Obvious, Least Relatable Relationship Red Flags in Crime Fiction

    By Molly Odintz | February 14, 2019

    The Dubiously Devoted Employer and The Less-Than-Loyal Servant

    The Dubiously Devoted Employer and The Less-Than-Loyal Servant

    On Trust, Vanity, and Role Reversals In the Psychological Thriller

    By Renée Knight | February 14, 2019

    Donald Westlake's Spiritual Side

    Donald Westlake's Spiritual Side

    Exploring the Hard-boiled Author's Gentler, Comic Crime

    By Levi Stahl | February 13, 2019

    The Profoundly Unsettling World of Agatha Christie

    The Profoundly Unsettling World of Agatha Christie

    Anyone Is Capable of Murder. That's a Radical Idea.

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    How To Use Crime Fiction to Recover from Heartbreak

    How To Use Crime Fiction to Recover from Heartbreak

    "Dead Men Are Heavier Than Broken Hearts"

    By Matthew Coleman Turbeville | February 13, 2019

    The 10 Most Cynical Things Georges Simenon Ever Wrote/Said/Pontificated

    The 10 Most Cynical Things Georges Simenon Ever Wrote/Said/Pontificated

    Maigret's Infinite Appetites and Unspeakable Sorrows

    By CrimeReads | February 13, 2019

    How Five Favorite Childhood Mysteries Stack Up Today

    How Five Favorite Childhood Mysteries Stack Up Today

    Alas, Not All Books Stand The Test of Time

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    Brothers Keepers

    Brothers Keepers

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