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.

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 ...

The Old English Peep Show

The Old English Peep Show

By Peter Dickinson

Americans may have Colonial Williamsburg, but for the Brits, there's "Old England," an elaborate theme-park that pays homage to a similarly imaginary glorious past. At Old England, the woods are ...

The Ganja Coast

The Ganja Coast

By Paul Mann

The 2nd George Sansi mystery A sleepy community on the Indian coast, Goa is a paradise for the international hippie brigade, drawn by the golden beaches and endless supply of ...