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Sherl is still reeling from the brutal murder of his former competitor – when a chance encounter with a mysterious woman leads to a startling discovery.

One deadly mystery delivered in 12 weekly episodes. Where do the clues to this case lead? You decide.

One deadly mystery delivered in 12 weekly episodes. Where do the clues to this case lead? You decide.

Rick Fallon’s child died, but he won’t let it happen to another. Read about his quest for justice in Bill Pronzini's thriller The Other Side of Silence.

Learn more about the beloved mystery novelist known for creating corpulent genius Nero Wolfe.

To say we relish a good mystery is an understatement. With each episode, The Lineup Podcast unearths a strange case from around the world.

Dance through a deadly scene of flappers, gangsters, and extravagant crimes with these killer true crime books set during the Jazz Age.

Read our suspect profiles and see if you can pinpoint the perp in Marlys Millhiser's whodunnit, Murder at Moot Point.

Take a look, if you dare.

Bookmark these five vengeful characters not even Taken's Liam Neeson would mess with.

To say we relish a good mystery is an understatement. With each episode, The Lineup Podcast unearths a new set of strange cases from around the world.

Sleuth and snuggle with 6 of the most popular dog breeds you can find in mystery books.

You won't want to go to sleep after reading these disturbing tales of murder.

An American hippie’s life is upended by a gang of ex-cons in this mind-bending trip through late-sixties Mexico.

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a lively set of Irish scribes as they discuss the rich tradition of storytelling in Ireland.

It’s not all rolling hills and peaceful seaside villages on the Emerald Isle.

Author Ken Bruen is your guide to Ireland's dark side in this killer video about Irish crime fiction.

Inside the hallowed halls of this 18th century church, the restless souls of the past still haunt the pews.

These authors write about murder for a living – but what happens when you spend too much time inside a killer's head?

If you dream about a crime the day before it happens, does that mean you can be held responsible?