A New York Times Book Review Best Crime Book of the Year

When a man is found unconscious with a serious brain injury at the foot of a bridge in Venice, Commissario Guido Brunetti pursues a possible connection to his son’s drug use. But Brunetti soon discovers that the truth is not so straightforward.

Anthony and Agatha Award–winning author

Josie’s boss just assigned her a coveted gig—mystery shopping at Soft Shoe, one of the hottest boutiques in St. Louis. But top seller Mel Poulaine’s hands-on fascination with feet goes far beyond professional interest. Josie’s scathing report kills Mel’s career...and later that night, someone kills Mel.

Josie's Christmas store woes escalate when her ex, Nate, returns, demanding custody of their daughter. When Nate is poisoned, Josie becomes a suspect. She must navigate his criminal past and a list of enemies to find the killer, with help from her team, before another holiday homicide occurs.

Mystery shopper Josie Marcus digs into another meaty murder investigation when a local restaurant owner is charged with picking off a problem customer.

Before mystery shopper Josie Marcus can say “I do” she must solve a matrimonial murder to keep her in-law from becoming an inmate.

“A stubborn and intelligent heroine, a wonderful South Florida setting, and a cast of more-or-less lethal bimbos...I loved this book.”—Charlaine Harris

A bounty hunter has his work cut out for him in this “high-voltage thriller” from the author of The Devil’s Right Hand (Booklist).

Jack Keller thought he’d left his violent past behind. But when a friend vanishes, he’s pulled into a deadly hunt across cartel territory and cult compounds. Facing traffickers, supremacists, and his own haunted past, Keller won’t stop until he finds the truth—and delivers justice with a vengeance.

The second Nightwalkers thriller “offers a remarkable twist on the lore of creatures of the night”—from the New York Times bestselling author of Jacob (Booklist).

“[A] seductively crafted universe... Psychological depth, vivid detail and personal chemistry... make its sensitive, scorching romantic components so compelling.” —Publishers Weekly

What begins as a straightforward case of murder turns complicated when investigator Crispin Guest realizes that the victim was an important courier in possession of a holy artifact—an object so valuable that its absence could start a war between France and England.

“Distinctively entertaining.” —Kirkus Reviews