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Elle Gray has built an unusually large interconnected-style bibliography around FBI agents, detectives, private investigators, small-town law enforcement, missing women, serial killers, kidnappings, murders,…
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Stephanie Garber first became widely known for the magical world of Caraval, a fantasy series built around elaborate games, mysterious identities, impossible bargains, and…
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Nora Kelly is an archaeologist whose expertise repeatedly places her in the middle of mysteries involving ancient remains, lost expeditions, historical crimes, buried artifacts,…
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Robin Hobb’s bibliography can look complicated at first because the books set in the Realm of the Elderlings are divided into several different series,…
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Ted Dekker is known for thrillers that rarely stay inside the boundaries of a single genre. A Dekker novel might begin as a murder…
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Rebecca Zanetti writes across paranormal romance, romantic suspense, thrillers, contemporary romance, and dark fantasy romance. Her books often combine romance with suspense, action, family…
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Lilian Jackson Braun created one of cozy mystery fiction’s most recognizable partnerships: newspaper reporter Jim Qwilleran and his Siamese cats, Koko and Yum Yum.…
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Michael Robotham is an Australian crime and psychological thriller writer best known for creating psychologically complex characters and tightly constructed mysteries. His debut novel,…
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Johanna Lindsey was one of the most widely read authors of historical romance, writing stories set across the Viking era, medieval England, the Regency…
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