Five new books from Felony & Mayhem

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Two terrific psychological suspense novels, never published in the United States: Shame, the latest from Karin Alvtegen, the Edgar-nominated author of Missing, and Close-Up, by the Dutch author Esther Verhoef.  A hilarious comedy of the English mob, by Duncan Campbell, making his U.S. debut.  And two more novels of the Golden Age, the 13th Albert Campion mystery and The Poisoned Chocolates Case, one of the great puzzle mysteries of all time.

Disorderly Elements

Disorderly Elements

By Bob Cook

“There’s a recession on, you know.” These are not words that Michael Wyman wants to hear, particularly not from his employers, the university where he’s a professor of philosophy or the ...

The Transcendental Murder

The Transcendental Murder

By Jane Langton

First in the Homer Kelly series set in Concord, Massachusetts Scholarly infighting can get a lot more violent than most outsiders realize, but most of the time, that violence is confined ...

Such Pretty Toys

Such Pretty Toys

By S.F.X. Dean

The Second Book in the Professor Neil Kelly Series Having solved the murder of his vibrant young fiancée (see By Frequent Anguish), Professor Neil Kelly is preparing to ...