Accidental Murder by Claire McNab
Claire McNab | Accidental Murder | When people with no obvious connections to each other are dying in what appear to be legitimate accidents — a fall down the stairs, a single-vehicle
Mystery
Singing In The Shrouds by Ngaio Marsh
Ngaio Marsh | Singing In The Shrouds | ONE FOGGY NIGHT…
in the gloom of the London docks, a policeman hears some strange singing and comes upon the dead body of a bea
Something Shady by Sarah Dreher
Sarah Dreher | Something Shady | A fog bound village, a strange disappearance, an unexplained death, and an old house where things go ‘bump’ in the night. It all comes together in a s
Robber’s Wine by Ellen Hart
Ellen Hart | Robber’s Wine | Winner of the Lambda Literary Award for Best Lesbian Mystery. Wealthy Belle Dumont vanished from her home in the Minnesota woods only hours before she
Whacked by Josie Gordon
Josie Gordon | Whacked | There are things they don’t tell you in seminary school. Lonnie Squires is certain that if she’d been warned that her calling could lead to death by c
Blue by Abigail Padgett
Abigail Padgett | Blue | Blue McCarron is a gay, independent, social psychologist living outside of San Diego. Like everyone else in the area, she has heard of the case of Bea
Crossed by Meredith Doench
Meredith Doench | Crossed | Agent Luce Hansen returns home to Willow’s Ridge to catch a serial killer who has been murdering young women. It’s the case she’s been waiting for, th
State of Denial by Andi Marquette
Andi Marquette | State of Denial | The body of a young gay man buried along the Rio Grande leads Albuquerque police detective Chris Gutierrez down a path of dark secrets and old hatreds
Trouble in Transylvania by Barbara Wilson (2)
Barbara Wilson (2) | Trouble in Transylvania | Cassandra Reilly follows a trail of intrigue and murder at a Transylvanian health spa.
Publisher’s Weekly
This second outing for lesbian
Code Blue by Katlyn
Katlyn | Code Blue | Thrown headlong into one of the most puzzling murder investigations in the Burgh’s history, Logan McGregor finds that politics, corruption, money and