- Mysteries
- Clean reads
The War against Miss Winter By Kathryn Miller Haines
MYSTERY HAINES
Struggling with missing her enlisted boyfriend, a lack of employment, and the growing impact of World War II on her New York City home, aspiring actress Rosie Winter reluctantly accepts work with a lowbrow detective agency and is caught up in a high-society mystery when her new boss is murdered.
Bellfield Hall, or the Observations of Miss Dido Kent By Anna Dean
MYSTERY DEAN
Visiting Bellfield Hall to comfort her niece, who has been seemingly abandoned by her wealthy fiancé, Miss Dido Kent investigates the possibly related death of a young woman, a situation that is complicated by surprising secrets. It’s an English country house murder set in the 19th century with a decidedly Austen-esque atmosphere.
Finding Nouf By Zoe Ferraris
F FERRARIS
Finding Nouf tells of the mysterious disappearance of the daughter of a well-to-do Saudi family. Nayir al-Sharqi, a Palestinian desert guide and friend of the family tries to help locate the missing girl. He is aided in his search for the truth about Nouf’s disappearance by Katya Hijazi, who works in the state medical examiner’s office and is the fiancé of Nouf’s brother.
Heresy By S. J. Parris
MYSTERY PARRIS Giordano #1
Giordano Bruno spent 15 years as a monk before being excommunicated and hunted for reading books banned by the Pope. After escaping, Bruno became a philosopher, scientist, magician and poet seeking the protection and patronage of powerful men throughout Europe as he seeks for truth. On assignment from a patron, Bruno is sent to Cambridge to debate the nature of the universe and search for papists plotting against Queen Elizabeth. Soon after his arrival, a series brutal murders capture his attention and his life is, once again, in grave danger.
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