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The Paragon Hotel

The Paragon Hotel

Lyndsay Faye

By CrimeReads Excerpts | January 10, 2019

8 Books That Fuel Our Fascination with Twins

8 Books That Fuel Our Fascination with Twins

A Look At the Many Possibilities of Twins in Crime Fiction

By Emma Rous | January 9, 2019

Women Read Thrillers Because There's No Avoiding Danger

Women Read Thrillers Because There's No Avoiding Danger

On Talismans, Cautionary Tales, and Redemption

By Jessica Barry | January 9, 2019

5 Fully Immersive Novels of Psychological Suspense

5 Fully Immersive Novels of Psychological Suspense

Burrow Deep into the Tension and Hang On for Dear Life

By Laura Sims | January 9, 2019

The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2019: Part 1

The Most Anticipated Crime Books of 2019: Part 1

110 Crime Novels, Mysteries, and Thrillers for the Year Ahead

By CrimeReads | January 8, 2019

Nixon in Fiction: A Complex, Bizarre History

Nixon in Fiction: A Complex, Bizarre History

And What We Should Expect for Our Current President

By Alan Glynn | January 8, 2019

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

Invisible

By CrimeReads Excerpts | January 8, 2019

The Crime Fiction of Taipei

By Paul French | January 7, 2019

A Food Tour Through the New York City Crime World

By Rob Hart | January 7, 2019

Daughter of War

Daughter of War

Brad Taylor

By CrimeReads Excerpts | January 7, 2019

January's Best Psychological Thrillers

January's Best Psychological Thrillers

5 New Thrillers to Read This Month

By Lisa Levy | January 4, 2019

Five Fabulous Fictional Felines for the Crime Fiction Fan

Five Fabulous Fictional Felines for the Crime Fiction Fan

Because Cats, Like Crime Novels, are...Sneaky?

By Clea Simon | January 4, 2019

No Mercy

No Mercy

Joanna Schaffhausen

By CrimeReads Excerpts | January 4, 2019

10 Crime Books You Should Read in January

10 Crime Books You Should Read in January

This Month's Essential Crime Fiction, Mysteries, and Thrillers

By CrimeReads | January 3, 2019

How a Drug-Addicted Art Critic Created the Perfect Sleuth for the Jazz Age

How a Drug-Addicted Art Critic Created the Perfect Sleuth for the Jazz Age

On S.S. Van Dine and His Elegant Sleuth, Philo Vance

By John Loughery | January 3, 2019

Why Regency England Is the Perfect Setting for Mystery

Why Regency England Is the Perfect Setting for Mystery

Historical Fiction that Goes Beyond the Romance of Regency (and Gets Pretty Dark)

By Catherine Lloyd | January 3, 2019

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