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New Book Releases: Notable Mystery and Suspense Titles
A selection of recently published and upcoming books in the mystery and suspense genre have been garnering praise for their captivating plots and engaging characters. Here's a roundup of some of the most talked-about titles:
Alice Henderson - The Vanishing Kind (William Morrow)
"Alice Henderson's The Vanishing Kind is a suspenseful read that showcases her extensive knowledge and passion for animal science. The clever mystery plot is further enlivened by Henderson's expertise, making for a thought-provoking and intriguing read," noted Publishers Weekly.
Deanna Raybourn - Kills Well With Others (Berkley)
Deanna Raybourn's Kills Well With Others is a nonstop-action thriller that tackles moral questions related to murder in a disconcertingly funny manner. According to Kirkus Reviews, the book poses these questions while keeping the reader entertained throughout.
Adrian McKinty - Hang On St. Christopher (Blackstone)
Adrian McKinty's Hang On St. Christopher, an enthralling new installment in the award-winning police procedural series, features lone wolf Sean Duffy as he navigates the Troubles. Library Journal commends McKinty for never taking the easy route in this engaging tale.
Jon Bassoff - The Memory Ward (Blackstone)
Fans of Iain Reid's psychological tales will find Jon Bassoff's The Memory Ward to be equally chilling. Zoje Stage lauded the book as mysterious, clever, and unnerving, describing it as a fast-paced read that leaves a lasting impression.
Giovana Madalosso (tr. Bruna Dantas Lobato) - The Tokyo Suite (Europa)
Booklist characterizes The Tokyo Suite as a biting and loving novel that is both suspenseful and eviscerating in its Telltale approach.
Leonard Goldberg - A Scandalous Affair (Pegasus)
Kirkus Reviews has praised A Scandalous Affair for its Sherlock-esque atmosphere, noting that fans of Arthur Conan Doyle's detective will likely find this story to be a delight.
Lauren Willig - The Girl from Greenwich Street (William Morrow)
The Girl from Greenwich Street, lauded by Booklist, offers a gripping dramatization of a historical case while providing a comprehensive historical note that illuminates the real-life trial. This book will charm readers of courtroom dramas and historical fiction enthusiasts alike.
Sophie Stava - Count My Lies (Gallery/Scout Press)
Sophie Stava's Count My Lies has been described by Kirkus Reviews as a compelling and tautly plotted book that appeals to fans of Gone Girl-style suspense and smart, well-crafted fiction.
Elle Cosimano - Finlay Donovan Digs Her Own Grave (Minotaur)
People magazine highly recommends Elle Cosimano's Finlay Donovan Digs Her Own Grave, a book full of dark humor, quirky characters, and unconventional crime-solving. The book is marked by its unexpected twists, sharp humor, and zany heroines.
Ken Bruen - Galway's Edge (Mysterious Press)
Ken Bruen's Galway's Edge has earned recognition for its distinctive Irish prose and gallows humor elements, heard only at the foot of the gallows. The New York Times commends Bruen's exceptional writing style.
Upcoming titles like Riley Sager's With a Vengeance and Olivia Worley's So Happy Together are eagerly anticipated, while recent releases such as I Will Find You by Harlan Coben and The Only One Left by Riley Sager have received critical acclaim for their suspenseful storytelling and unexpected twists.
In the realm of mystery and suspense books, Alice Henderson's The Vanishing Kind offers a unique blend of animal science and police procedural, providing a thought-provoking reading experience. Deanna Raybourn's Kills Well With Others stands out as a humorous yet provocative exploration of moral questions related to murder, offering entertainment alongside intellectual stimulation.
