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    Why Mariah Fredericks Is Taking on the Lindbergh Kidnapping – From the Nanny's Perspective

    Why Mariah Fredericks Is Taking on the Lindbergh Kidnapping – From the Nanny's Perspective

    A new historical novel shines a new light on one of the world's most notorious crimes.

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    X Marks the Spot: Literary Treasure Hunts

    Solve clues and find buried treasure in these classic puzzlers...

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    Cozy Mysteries Set in Big Cities

    Cozy Mysteries Set in Big Cities

    In the search for cozy corners of the city, it's all about finding community.

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    5 Crime Novels That Deepen Our Understanding of Collective Trauma

    Set in the aftermath of national tragedy, these books help readers contextualize societal wounds even as they explore compelling mysteries

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