According to her mother, Hecate Cavendish needs to settle down with a nice man. According […]
Case Study, by Graeme Macrae Burnet
Trigger warning for suicide. Graeme Macrae Burnet works his metafictional magic again in Case Study, […]
House of Shades, by Lianne Dillsworth
Beggars can’t be choosers. Neither can women doctors in 1833, apparently. Protagonist Hester Reeves agrees […]
The White Lady, by Jacqueline Winspear
Linni de Witt is supposed to be retired. She’s definitely earned it, since she worked […]
The Ministry of Time, by Kaliane Bradley
Time travel stories usually follow the exploits of someone rocketing through time to change history. […]
The Murder of Mr. Ma, by John Shen Yen Nee and SJ Rozan
Trigger warning for anti-Chinese racism. Lao She lives a quiet life in London, teaching Mandarin […]
Unnatural Ends, by Christopher Huang
Sir Lawrence Linwood’s unlamented death summons his three adopted children from Peru, France, and London […]
The Interpreter, by Brooke Robinson
Revelle Lee is full of secrets. She never talks about her past. She never talks […]
The Society of Intelligent Murderers, by Robin Vicary
Robin Vicary takes us back to 1974 in The Society of Intelligent Murderers. After a […]
The Lost Books, by Mo Conlan
Morwenna is the kind of heroine I instantly connect with. She’s pragmatic, no-nonsense, focused on […]