and influential mystery and thriller books, in chronological order beginning in the 1800s This project is led by Lucy Feldman, Annabel Gutterman, Megan McCluskey, and Meg Zukin, with writing ...

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From the cliffs of the Shetlands to the back streets of Glasgow, if you’re searching for some gritty and gripping Scottish crime books that embody the moody mystery of the country, here are a ...

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“The Busy Body” is Donovan’s second novel, after “The Decent Proposal.” This is a timely mystery nicely blended with politics, gender dynamics, deception, hormones, surprising plot twists and murder, ...