Peter Grainger Books in Order: DC Smith & Kings Lake Reading Order
The series begins with An Accidental Death and follows DC Smith and the wider Kings Lake police team through investigations involving murder, disappearance, cold…
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The series begins with An Accidental Death and follows DC Smith and the wider Kings Lake police team through investigations involving murder, disappearance, cold…
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Pamela M. Kelley has built her reputation around warm, character-driven women’s fiction, family sagas, romance, and suspense. Her books frequently return to coastal communities,…
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Victoria Thompson is best known for historical mysteries set in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, particularly her Gaslight Mysteries, which transport readers…
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Deanna Raybourn’s Veronica Speedwell Mysteries combine Victorian historical mystery, romance, adventure, science, and witty character-driven storytelling. The series follows Veronica Speedwell, an independent lepidopterist…
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Brad Meltzer is unusual among bestselling authors because his career stretches across several very different categories. He writes political thrillers, conspiracy fiction, historical nonfiction,…
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Marie Benedict has built a distinctive place in historical fiction by turning her attention toward women connected to some of history’s most famous names,…
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J.R.R. Tolkien created one of the most influential fictional worlds in literary history, but figuring out which Tolkien book to read first can be…
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Alice Feeney has become one of the biggest names in psychological thriller fiction, known for unreliable narrators, fractured relationships, hidden identities, and endings designed…
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Kyla Stone writes fast-paced stories about what happens when ordinary life suddenly disappears. Her work is especially popular with readers who enjoy post-apocalyptic fiction,…
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