A Dark Dividing: Nury Vittachi

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“As sinister,
dark and twisted as they come… totally hypnotic”
Author’s u.s. Debut —Bookseller
A Dark Dividing
“If your taste runs to psychological thrillers
with complicated and riveting plotlines, you will love
J
sarah rayne”—Sussex Times
ournalist Harry Fitzglen is less than thrilled to write

up the opening of some glittering new art gallery.
But the boredom falls away when he meets Simone
Anderson, whose oddly compelling photographs are on display.
Harry loves a girl with a past, and Simone’s is a doozy: What
exactly happened to her long-disappeared twin sister? And what
Nury Vittachi
is her connection to another pair of twins, born nearly 100 years
ago? Every question Harry asks points to the Welsh border and
a ruined mansion called Mortmain House. As Harry delves into
Mortmain’s grim history, he finds himself drawn into a set of
interlocking mysteries, each one more curious—and disturbing—
than the last. Even as the chills are running up your spine you
will be fidgeting to find out what happens next...
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Dear Bookseller,
As you probably know, we divide the Felony & Mayhem line into various categories,
with a little icon (a chess piece, a magnifying glass, etc.) assigned to each. I stole
the idea for this from the old Penguin paperbacks—remember the color-coded ones?
The layout of the cover was always the same (extremely simple color-blocks), but the
color varied from one genre to another. Mysteries were dark green, I remember, while
“literary” fiction was orange, and biographies were blue. If you had just two minutes to
buy a book from the station kiosk before jumping on your train, the color-coding allowed
you to determine in an instant whether a book in question was the right kind of book for
you. (That distinctive Penguin layout, of course, offered a guarantee that it would be a
good book, since—at least in theory—Penguin published only good books.)
This past fall, we inaugurated a new category—“Wild Card”—and this spring, we are
publishing a second book (A Dark Dividing, p. 7) with a Wild Card icon. In truth, “Wild
Card” is just a pretentious way of saying that we don’t know how else to categorize
these books. As it happens both A Dark Dividing and The Truth About Unicorns (last
season’s Wild Card) have certain, well, creepy elements (though no creepier, I promise,
than you might find in one of Barbara Vine’s darker novels), but we have no intention
of making Wild Card home to vampires, zombies, and garden-variety undead. It will,
though, remain home to the very distinctly unusual, and we hope you’ll think of it the
next time a customer asks for “something I haven’t read before.”
I promise you, she hasn’t read these.
See you in the stacks,
Maggie Topkis
Publisher, Felony & Mayhem press
2 spring 2011 Felony & Mayhem

contents
4 . . . . . . . . The Felonious Frontlist
1o . . . . . . Recent felonies
16 . . . . . . Guide to the Categories
17 . . . . . . . Backlist
31. . . . . . . . The Felonious Series
38. . . . . . . special categories
40 . . . . . . Index
42. . . . . . . Terms of Sale
43. . . . . . . Sales representatives
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March 2011
A Broken Vessel
A Broken Vessel Julian Kestrel #2
A Broken Vessel
BY KATE ROSS
y.
Julian Kestrel, the dandy detective of Regency London, is

most decidedly a man of the world and, through his valet
Dipper, reformed Cockney pickpocket, is not without ties
to the underworld. One such connection is Dipper’s sister
Sally, a prostitute who accidentally happens across the
Kate Ross
possibility of murder while picking her clients’ pockets. Since

Kate Ross Sally is not quite in the position to go to the police with her
knowledge, she and Julian must chase the clues all through
London, from glittery parlors to the dank halls of a home for
“fallen women.”
• “For this swaggering walk on the dark side of a gilded

The Second Julian Kestrel Mystery era, Ms. Ross writes vividly of the sights, sounds, and
depravities of the day.”—New York Times
FELONY CATEGORY: historical • “In this atmospheric and gritty mystery...Ross briskly
explores the sordid underbelly of the Regency period
March • Fiction/Mystery
Page count: 320 • 5.5” x 8” with sharply etched characters, authentic slang and a
ISBN: 978-1-934609-71-2 smartly intricate plot”—Publishers Weekly
ISBN-10: 1-934609-71-4 • $14.95 • pb[T]
Any Shape or Form

Henry Gamadge #9
BY ELIZABETH DALY
Just about any of the guests at Johnny Redfield’s party

seems to have a good reason to have killed the guest of
honor, Johnny’s Californian aunt who, with her “astral
name” and vague pretensions of mysticism, does not exactly
blend in the elegant New York atmosphere that surrounds
her. And what’s more, no one has a solid alibi. It will take
Elizabeth Daly all of Henry Gamadge’s ingenuity to figure out this

closed-room mystery.
• “Henry Gamadge’s solution of the problem is as inge-

nious as anything he has previously brought forth, if
Any ShApe or form not more so”—New York Times
A Henry Gamadge Mystery • “Henry Gamadge performs with his accustomed
brilliancy…one of the best of Miss Daly’s excellent
FELONY CATEGORY: vintage mysteries”—New York Herald Tribune
March • Fiction/Mystery
page count: 224 • 5.5” x 8”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-72-9
ISBN-10: 1-934609-72-2 • $14.95 • pb[T]

April 2011
“A South American Name of
the Rose ”— Washington Post
First time in paperback
City of Silver
BY ANNAMARIA ALFIERI
About the Book

City
of Silver
It’s 1650, and the Peruvian city of Potosi
is under investigation from the King of
Spain for producing counterfeit silver
coins. Meanwhile, the Grand Inquisitor
of New Spain is also investigating, this
time into the actions of abbess Mother
Maria Santa Hilda, who has allowed an
apparent suicide, a young woman who
died inside the abbey, to be buried in
sacred ground. But Mother Maria does
not think this was a suicide, and in
her attempt to prove her case finds out
more than even she suspected.
Annamaria Alfieri
PRAISE FOR City of Silver
• “As both history and mystery,
City of Silver glitters”
—Washington Post
• “In this nail-biting debut thriller…

an intriguing era in Latin
American history comes alive”
—Library Journal (starred review)
• “Alfieri’s debut is a vividly ren-
dered historical soap opera, replete with FELONY CATEGORY: historical
political intrigue, church scandal, feuding families, April • Fiction/Mystery
illegitimacy, lovers past and present and women page count: 320 • 5.5” x 8”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-73-6
fabulously gowned and jeweled.”—Kirkus ISBN-10: 1-934609-73-0 • $14.95 • pb[T]
About the author

Annamaria Alfieri is the pseudonym for Patricia King, a management consultant whose books have
been translated into a number of languages. City of Silver is her first novel; she got the idea while on
vacation in Bolivia. King lives in New York City with her husband.

april/May 2011
The Mind Readers
The Mind Albert Campion #18
BY MARGERY ALLINGHAM
Readers Sam Ferris is an ordinary English schoolboy. Well, except
for a few things. One: His father is an eminent scientist,
based on a military “research island” off the English coast.
Two: Sam is about to be interviewed by a solicitor, giving
evidence, in a serious legal matter, against one of his favorite
Margery Allingham teachers. And three: Sam can read minds. But there’s a four:
Sam’s uncle is Albert Campion. And Sam’s story, in all its
seemingly unrelated elements, gives his Uncle Albert quite a
lot to be curious about.
• “[Margery Allingham] has surpassed herself and all

her previous endeavors with this brilliant and cunning
The 18th Albert Campion Mystery suspense story”—Book Week
FELONY CATEGORY: vintage

April • Fiction/Mystery
page count: 288 • 5.5” x 8”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-74-3
ISBN-10: 1-934609-74-9 • $14.95 • pb[T]
The Rival Queens

Countess Ashby de la Zouche #2
BY FIDELIS MORGAN
The 17th century is limping slowly to a close, but Countess

Ashby de la Zouche and her maid, the faithful Alpiew, are
dashing around, plying their trade as scandal-mongers
to only the finest London papers. Happily, scandals—
goodness!—are falling in her lap like ripe plums. The best,
of late, concern the ladies and gentlemen of the theatrical
profession, who are thrilled whenever their names appear
in print, and damn the context. But scandal —naughty, de-
licious, of little real weight—takes on some gravitas when
the Countess and Alpiew are hired to solve the murder of a
popular leading lady. And things get yet more serious when
they stumble into a mess of corruption with connections to
the very furthest reaches of Society.
FELONY CATEGORY: historical • “A hugely enjoyable read. Miss it at your peril”

—Publishers Weekly
May • Fiction/Mystery
page count: 336 • 5.5” x 8” • “A perfect historical menu of crime and mystery, with
ISBN: 978-1-934609-75-0 the bonus of laughs aplenty”
ISBN-10: 1-934609-75-7 • $14.95 • pb[T] —The Guardian

May 2011
Did an icy finger just skitter
down your spine?
The U.S. debut of England’s mistress of suspense
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sarah rayne”—Sussex Times
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AND SARAH RAYNE
• “Rayne has crafted a memorable novel with the right FELONY CATEGORY: wild card
mix of suspense, horror and emotion” May • Fiction/Mystery
—Publishers Weekly (starred review) page count: 480 • 5.5” x 8”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-80-4
• “As sinister, dark and twisted as they come…Totally ISBN-10: 1-934609-80-3 • $14.95 • pb[T]
hypnotic”—Bookseller
• “If your taste runs to psychological thrillers with complicated and riveting plotlines,
you will love Sarah Rayne”—Sussex Times (UK)
About the author

After a proper convent education, Sarah Rayne published her first novel in 1982, and spent the next
20 years or so writing extremely well reviewed horror and fantasy fiction under the names “Frances
Gordon” and “Bridget Wood,” respectively. A Dark Dividing, the second of the psychological suspense
novels she now writes as Sarah Rayne, was originally published in the UK in 2004, and though it got
some limited distribution in the U.S., this Felony & Mayhem edition marks Rayne’s true U.S. debut.

May 2011
Two Books in the Series,
Two Edgar Nominations
A Glorious Parody of Locked-Room Mysteries,
and the First U.S. Edition
First U.s. PUblication
The Herring in the Library “a fresh, funny tale which

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FELONY CATEGORY: BRITISH
May • Fiction/Mystery
PRAISE FOR The herring in the library page count: 480 • 5.5” x 8”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-76-7
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much you’ll get a stitch”—Bookbag
• “Written with relish and a light heart, The Herring in the Library plays with the conventions
of the traditional crime story…plenty of nifty plot-twists, jokes all the way, and a great deal of
fun”—The Guardian
About the author

Leonard (L.C.) Tyler was raised in Essex, educated at Oxford, and went on to represent the British
Council in Malaysia, Thailand, Denmark, and the Sudan before returning to the UK in an executive
post at the Royal College of Paediatrics. Now a full-time writer – with four novels (three in the “Her-
ring” series) and two Edgar nominations to his credit – he lives in London with his wife.

June 2011
The Moving Toyshop
The Moving Gervase Fen #3*
Toyshop BY EDMUND CRISPIN
Richard Cadogan is at loose ends in Oxford, very late at
Edmund Crispin night. Charmed by the window display of an old-fashioned

toyshop, he is worried to find the door unlocked; surely the
owner should be alerted to the potential for danger. And so
Cadogan slips into the darkened store and up the narrow
stairway to the apartment above. But rather than a snoring
toyman, he finds a very dead old lady, the marks of murder
still livid on her neck. But when Cadogan returns with the
coppers, the toyshop...has disappeared. This, it seems, is
actually a matter for Gervase Fen.
Named by P.D. James as one of the best five
mysteries of all time.
The 3rd Gervase Fen Mystery
• “Stylish, high-spirited, a fine puzzle for jaunty don-
FELONY CATEGORY: VINTAGE detective Fen”—The Guardian
June • Fiction/Mystery
*The Moving Toyshop had been in print until recently and is thus
Page count: 240 • 5.5” x 8”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-78-1 being published out of series order
ISBN-10: 1-934609-78-1 • $14.95 • pb[T]
Under World
Under World Dalziel & Pascoe #10
BY REGINALD HILL
The small mining town of Burrthorpe is economically de-

pressed and mistrustful of strangers—and cops. The return
of handsome and volatile Colin Farr, whose dead father
was once implicated in a child murder case, seems to dig
up all the old troubles and bring on some new ones. Farr
flirts dangerously with Ellie Pascoe and quickly becomes a
suspect himself, in the murder of his nemesis. It is this lat-
est event that brings out Andy Dalziel, just the man to help
Pascoe out of the dark tunnels of the case.
Dalziel & Pascoe
no. 10 • “Mr Hill assembles his pit-props expertly, but it is his
humour-flecked concern with the strange properties of
people which makes this much more than just another
damned good puzzle”—Sunday Times of London
FELONY CATEGORY: British • “Dazzling performance …Hill at his best”
—The Guardian
June • Fiction/Mystery
page count: 320 • 5.5” x 8”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-81-1
ISBN-10: 1-934609-81-1 • $14.95 • pb[T]

JuLy 2011
First Time in the U.S.
Catnip for fans of The #1 Ladies Detective Agency
The Feng Shui Detective Goes West
FENG SHUI #2
BY NURY VITTACHI
About the Book

Feng shui master C.F. Wong has never been to
the West, but he knows he doesn’t like it. It is
unquestionably full of Westerners, with their
large noses and their disgusting food and their
habit—he has seen it many times in movies—
of fighting with each other on top of speeding
trains. And yet C.F. is going to England. The
Nury Vittachi
Family has been having a bad time. The Fam-
ily needs a feng shui master. Only Wong can
bring balance to Buckingham Palace.
International praise for

Nury Vittachy and feng shui
master C.F. Wong
The
• “An international best-seller whose
unlikely sleuths appear to be heading for Feng Shui Detective
cult status”
—Herald Sun (Melbourne) Goes West
• “This is an unusual and rewarding pair-
ing of sleuths”—St. Louis Post Dispatch
• “ Vittachi’s unique worldview infuses his writing with

vitality and gives his characters a charming believabil- FELONY CATEGORY: foreign
ity…it’s a virtual vacation”
July • Fiction/Mystery
— Publishers Weekly page count: 304 • 5.5” x 8”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-79-8
• “His ear for dialogue is almost perfect” ISBN-10: 1-934609-79-X • $14.95 • pb[T]
— South China Morning Post
About the author

Nury Vittachi was born in Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), and lives with his English wife and Chinese chil-
dren in Hong Kong. He writes regularly for both the Far Eastern Economic Review and Hong Kong’s
iMail, and has written five books in the “Feng Shui Detective” series as well as half a dozen books for
young readers.

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Leslie Thomas has written over 30 books of fiction and nonfiction: novels, memoirs, and travel writ-
ing. He was born into a seafaring Welsh family and brought up in an orphanage after the death of his
parents. Out of that experience came his first book, the memoir This Time Next Week. Thomas has
worked as a reporter (covering, among other events, the Adolph Eichmann trial), publishing house
director, and BBC broadcaster. In addition to the Dangerous Davies series, Thomas is best known for
his first novel, The Virgin Soldiers, a comic novel based on his experience serving in the British Army.
He lives in Wiltshire, England.

Recent Felonies
Hide My Eyes
albert Campion #16
by Margery Allingham
Returning to the darker themes that made Tiger in the

Smoke such a success, Allingham introduces a serial killer
who is haunting London’s “Theatreland.” The sparring
between Sergeant Luke (who thinks he’s got the case sewn
up) and Albert Campion (who wonders what might have
been seen by the old couple on the bus) is as sparkling as
ever, but canny readers will note that Miss Allingham was
shifting toward the psychological themes that put her in the
company of Ruth Rendell and Patricia Highsmith, both of
whom would soon begin to follow her lead.
• “A charming novel, with admirably colorful

London backgrounds and fine narrative tension”
—New York Times
FELONY CATEGORY: VINTAGE • “Miss Allingham…keeps three plot elements skipping
October • Fiction/Mystery about them nimbly and with a good deal of humor”
Page count: 256 • 5.5” x 7.5” —New York Herald Tribune
ISBN: 978-1-934609-62-0
ISBN-10: 1-934609-62-5 • $14.95 • pb[T]
Exit Lines
Dalziel & Pascoe #8
by reginald hill
Life is coming into the world — Pascoe’s daughter cel-

ebrates her first birthday — but life is leaving as well, most
notably in the form of three old men who shuffle off their
mortal coil on the same chilly night. There seems at first to
be nothing to connect their deaths to each other, much less
to the sulfurous whiffs of police corruption that are riding
on the Yorkshire breeze. But trust Andy Dalziel’s thick
fingers to trace the links between all three of the elderly
gents, the dirty cops, and a pheasant shoot.
• “Plenty of shrewd humor & deft characterization”

— New York Times
• “[A] delightful police procedural…There is a multitude
of memorable characters. The writing is saturated with
FELONY CATEGORY: British laugh-out-loud wit”—Library Journal
October • Fiction/Mystery
page count: 304 • 5.5” x 7.5”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-60-6
ISBN-10: 1-934609-60-9 • $14.95 • pb[T]

Fall from Grace
A Karl Alberg mystery
by L.R. WRIGHT
It’s midsummer in British Columbia, and it’s murderously

hot. For the vacationing Karl Alberg, that becomes more
than a metaphor when he discovers a body on the beach,
fresh from a fatal plunge into the icy, all-too-appealing
waves. Back home in the town of Sechelt, where Alberg
is the chief of police, it’s clear that the heat is bringing out
the crazies, most recently in the form of a tribe of violent
rednecks who are loony enough to make Alberg yearn a
little for his days as a big-city cop.
• SEQUEL TO THE EDGAR-WINNING THE SUSPECT

• “Ms. Wright’s characters have depths that both
puzzle and amaze”—New York Times
• “Alberg continues to be a most appealing
FELONY CATEGORY: foreign protagonist — akin to P.D. James’ Dalgliesh and
October • Fiction/Mystery Ruth Rendell’s Wexford, but with a quintessentially
page count: 288 • 5.5” x 7.5” Canadian voice”—Publishers Weekly
ISBN: 978-1-934609-64-4
ISBN-10: 1-934609-64-1 • $14.95 • pb[T]
The Truth About Unicorns

by BONNIE JONES REYNOLDS
Robert Frost meets Stephen King in the 1920s. The rest of

the world may be doing the Charleston and swilling bath-
tub gin, but for this small farming community in upstate
New York, the Jazz Age might as well be playing out on the
moon. Around here, folks’ concerns pretty much stay the
same as one decade slides into another.
And why shouldn’t they? It’s not like anything important
really changes. The cows still need milking. The Parmalee
family curse has been in place for ages. Carrie’s been evil
from the cradle. Red-haired women have never brought any-
thing but trouble to this town. And there sure ain’t nothing
new about what teenagers are getting up to in the woods.
• “Haunting and compelling”

—Chicago Tribune
FELONY CATEGORY: wild card • “The author ties events, families, and witchcraft
together so deftly that her book is fascinating. I could
November • Fiction/Mystery
hardly put it down until I knew how it all came out”
page count: 472 • 5.5” x 7.5”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-65-1 —Cincinnati Enquirer
ISBN-10: 1-934609-65-X • $14.95 • pb[T]

Recent Felonies
The China Governess
albert Campion #17
The China Governess
The
by Margery Allingham
thy
Troubles, the man said, come in battalions, and Timothy
and
his
ent-
China Kinnit would concur. The golden sprig of a rich and
ing,
ect
Governess aristocratic family, Timothy is about to marry the girl of
his dreams. But when rumors start to circulate about his
Margery Allingham
Mr.
ets
parentage, the young lady’s father puts the kibosh on
Margery Allingham
o to
the
the wedding, and shortly thereafter, Timothy becomes
the chief suspect first in a housebreaking and then in a
suspicious death. Mr. Campion is happy to look into the
problem, but then it gets a good deal worse: Somebody,
it seems, is willing to go to some very ugly lengths to
g and Ko.
keep Timothy from finding the answers he needs.
(hand)
The 17th Albert Campion Mystery
• “Adroitly plotted” —New York Times
• “Miss Allingham is very, very good and those who are
FELONY CATEGORY: vintage not familiar with her have a discovery awaiting them”
November • Fiction/Mystery —Los Angeles Times
page count: 304 • 5.5” x 7.5”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-63-7
ISBN-10: 1-934609-63-3 • $14.95 • pb[T]
Child’s Play
Dalziel & Pascoe #9
by reginald hill
There shouldn’t be anything unusual about the death of

an elderly widow, until a man appears at her graveside,
claiming to be her long-lost son. He’s entitled to shed
all the tears he likes, but whether he’s entitled to her
substantial fortune is another question. It’s a poser, but
one Fat Andy can grapple with — much more easily than
he can deal with the decision on the part of the resolutely
boring Sgt. Wield to come busting out of the closet.
• “A wittily literate, socially alert puzzle in which each

piece clicks home for the final eye-opening picture”
—Sunday Times of London
• “The real joy of the Dalziel-Pascoe books is in the
writing and the characterizations. Mr. Hill has such
FELONY CATEGORY: british disparate writers as Trollope, Beerbohm, Sayers and
Shaw in his blood.” —New York Times
November • Fiction/Mystery
page count: 352 • 5.5” x 7.5”
ISBN: 978-1-934609-61-3
ISBN-10: 1-934609-61-7 • $14.95 • pb[T]

Paganini’s Ghost
Gianni and Guastafeste #2
by PAUL ADAM
It’s the most exciting concert Cremona has seen in years:

The headliner is a brilliant young Russian playing a violin
once owned by the 19th-century master Nicolo Paganini.
But the triumphal performance is immediately overshad-
owed by the murder of one of its sponsors. Solving the
murder will require a journey into musical history, and to
make that journey, Cremona’s police-chief will once more
require the assistance of Gianni Castiglione, an elderly
charmer and only mildly larcenous expert in violins.
• First TIme in Paperback

• “Superb…the full-bodied characters are captivating, and
the clever plot, enriched by meticulously detailed histori-
cal intrigues, builds to a satisfying conclusion”
FELONY CATEGORY: foreign —Publishers Weekly (starred review)
December • Fiction/Mystery • “A delightful tromp through 19th century classical music
page count: 304 • 5.5” x 7.5” and the hunt for an invaluable art object”—Library Journal
ISBN: 978-1-934609-68-2
ISBN-10: 1-934609-68-4 • $14.95 • pb[T]
Naming the Bones

by LOUISE WELSH
Professor Murray Watson is rather a sad sack. His family,

his career, his affair with a colleague’s wife…even drinking
no longer offers much joy. It would be nice to say that his
passions have been channeled into scholarship, but the
truth is, his research is increasingly feeling like a chore,
and a pointless one at that. Archie Lunan, the poet who
drowned these 30 years ago off a remote stretch of Scottish
coast? The more Murray learns about Lunan, the more
he looks like just another drunk with a knack for a nice
phrase. And that tragic death? Some tedious sense of honor
compels Murray to go poking around northern Scotland,
just to finish up the sodding research. But really, was it
such a tragedy after all?
• “Combin[es] a whip-cracking plot with a literary touch

that lifts [Welsh] way above her genre colleagues”
FELONY CATEGORY: BRITISH —Sunday Times of London
January • Fiction/Mystery • “A hugely enjoyable literary thriller”
page count: 368 • 5.5” x 7.5” —Financial Times (UK)
ISBN: 978-1-934609-70-5
ISBN-10: 1-934609-70-6 • $24.00 • HC
ISBN: 978-1-934609-66-8
ISBN-10: 1-934609-66-8 • $14.95 • pb[T]

Recent Felonies
FIRST U.S. EDITION
Blotto, Twinks, and the Ex-King’s Daughter
Blotto, Twinks #1
by SIMON BRETT
About the Book

It’s that glorious period between the two
world wars, and the exiled king of Mitteleu-
ropa is celebrating with a visit to Tawcester
Towers, the ancestral home of the Dukes
of Tawcester. When the ex-king’s daughter
is kidnapped, noblesse obliges Blotto, the
Duke’s brave and handsome son to drive off
to the rescue. Sadly, he is rather staggeringly
stupid – with a nickname like “Blotto,” what
could one expect? – but his sister, Twinks,
got all the family brains, and she is inclined
to be helpful. And in more good news for the
purloined princess, Blotto’s devoted valet is
coming along for the ride. Plus, they’ve got a
really swell car.
PRAISE FOR Blotto, Twinks, and

the ex-king’s daughter
• “Brett’s best yet--and that’s saying
something”—Booklist, starred review
• “Brett puts a hilarious spin on the traditional

British mystery”—Publishers Weekly
FELONY CATEGORY: British
PRAISE FOR SIMON BRETT August • Fiction/Mystery
page count: 224 • 5.5” x 7.5”
• “A new Simon Brett is an event for mystery fans” ISBN: 978-1-934609-69-9
—P.D. James ISBN-10: 1-934609-69-2 • $14.95 • pb[T]
• “England’s pre-eminent author of the comic
mystery story”—San Francisco Examiner
• “No one delivers more pure entertainment”
—San Diego Union
About the Author

Simon Brett is the author of more than 80 mystery novels, almost all of which
are funnier than decency allows.

Guide to the Categories
Most mystery readers we know have fairly specific tastes, so we’ve divided the Felony
& Mayhem line into categories. To make it easier for you to recommend books to your
customers—and easier for your customers to find books that match their tastes—we’re
including an “icon” on the cover of every Felony & Mayhem title, to identify the category
of that particular book, as follows (please note that all Felony & Mayhem books are
trade paper unless noted otherwise).
British Set in or around the UK, these feature the highly literate,
often witty prose that fans of British mysteries demand.
espionage Spies, spooks and conspiracy theories, from

World War I to the present.
Foreign Intricately observed, richly atmospheric settings anywhere

in the world outside of England and the U.S.A.
hard boiled Mean streets and meaner bad guys, with a cop or
a PI usually carrying the story and landing a few punches besides.
Historical From the Ancient World to the 1940s, and

everything in between.
Traditional Classy cozies with little gunplay or gore, but often

a fair amount of humor and—always—an intrepid amateur sleuth.
vintage Originally published prior to about 1965, these promise the

kind of twisty, ingenious puzzles beloved by fans of Agatha Christie.
wild card We can’t promise these will press particular buttons, but
we do guarantee they will be unusual, well written, and worth a reader’s time.

Backlist
ADAM, Paul
The Rainaldi Quartet FOREIGN
“A fascinating historical journey in the mystery of a legendary lost violin” (Sunday Telegraph
[UK]) (978-1-933397-77-1; 1-933397-77-2) • $14.95
Paganini’s Ghost FOREIGN
“Superb...the full-bodied characters are captivating, and the clever plot, enriched by meticu-
lously detailed historical intrigues, builds to a satisfying conclusion” (Publishers Weekly, starred
review) (978-1-934609-68-2; 1-934609-68-4) • $14.95
ALLINGHAM, Margery
The Crime at Black Dudley VINTAGE
First in the much loved “Albert Campion” series, by one of the three queens of the British
Golden Age of Detective Fiction, first published in 1929 (978-1-933397-42-9; 1-933397-42-X) • $14.95
Mystery Mile VINTAGE
Campion #2; “One of the top 50 mysteries of all time” (Los Angeles Times); first published
in 1930 (978-1-933397-44-3; 1-933397-44-6) • $14.95
Look to the Lady VINTAGE
Campion #3; “In Margery Allingham’s hands the detective novel is transformed from a craft into
an art” (Sunday Telegraph [UK]); first published in 1931 (978-1-933397-57-3; 1-933397-57-8) • $14.95
Police at the Funeral VINTAGE
Campion #4; “A richly detailed, entertaining romp, with a fascinating resolution and an
unusual and winning sleuth” (Chicago Sun-Times); first published in 1931 (978-1-933397-64-1;
1-933397-64-0) • $14.95
Sweet Danger VINTAGE

Campion #5: “Will keep you guessing right to the end” (Toronto Star); first published in 1933
(978-1-933397-90-0; 1-933397-90-X) • $14.95
Death of a Ghost VINTAGE

Campion #6: “Wonderfully plotted…Allingham was a rare and precious talent” (Washington
Post); first published in 1934 (978-1-933397-82-5; 1-933397-82-9) • $14.95
Flowers for the Judge VINTAGE
Campion #7: “One of her best—vivid and witty” (New York Times); first published in 1936
(978-1-934609-12-5; 1-934609-12-9) • $14.95
Dancers in Mourning VINTAGE

Campion #8: “Combines humor, suspense, and great charm” (New York Times); first published
in 1938 (978-1-933397-98-6; 1-933397-98-5) • $14.95
The Case of the Late Pig VINTAGE
Campion #9, the only title in the series narrated by Albert Campion himself; first published in
1937 (978-1-934609-14-9; 1-934609-14-5) • $14.95
The Fashion in Shrouds VINTAGE
Campion #10: “Towers high above the ordinary mystery story…ingenious and sophisticated”
(New York Times); first published in 1938 (978-1-934609-27-9; 1-934609-27-7) • $14.95

Traitor’s Purse VINTAGE
Campion #11: “You’ll be so sewed down to this one you won’t stop for anything” (The New
Yorker); first published in 1941 (978-1-934609-42-2; 1-934609-42-0) • $14.95
Pearls Before Swine VINTAGE
Campion #12: “A most ingenious puzzle that mingles a sense of the grim with lively humor”
(Times Literary Supplement [UK]); first published in 1945 as Coroner’s Pidgin
(978-1-934609-37-8; 1-934609-37-4) • $14.95
More Work for the Undertaker VINTAGE

Campion #13: “A top-notch mystery, full of keen characterization, humor, old English
atmosphere, a charmingly decadent family and a few sudden deaths” (New York Times); first
published in 1948 (978-1-934609-48-4; 1-934609-48-X) • $14.95
The Tiger in the Smoke VINTAGE
Campion #14: “A splendid, gaudy, extravagant bloom, guaranteed to please” (New York
Times); considered one of the best mysteries of all time; first published in 1952
(978-1-934609-57-6; 1-934609-57-9) • $14.95
The Beckoning Lady VINTAGE

Campion #15: “A fine, rich tangle of a cast” (New York Herald); one of the frothiest and most
deliriously charming books in the Campion series; first published in 1955 (978-1-934609-58-3;
1-934609-58-7) • $14.95
Hide My Eyes VINTAGE

Campion #16: “A charming novel, with admirably colorful London backgrounds and fine narra-
tive tension (New York Times); first published in 1958 (978-1-934609-62-0; 1-934609-62-5) • $14.95
The China Governess VINTAGE
Campion #17: “Miss Allingham is very, very good and those who are not familiar with her
have a discovery awaiting them” (Los Angeles Times); first published in 1962
(978-1-934609-63-7; 1-934609-63-3) • $14.95
Black Plumes VINTAGE

Set at a prestigious art gallery beset by a series of malicious attacks and centering on Gabrielle
Ivory, formidable matriarch and famous Victorian beauty now nearing 90, this is one of the few
non-series novels Allingham wrote; first published in 1940 (978-1-934609-30-9; 1-934609-30-7) • $14.95
ALVTEGEN, Karin
Missing FOREIGN
Edgar nominee. The U.S. debut of Sweden’s award-winning “Queen of Crime”; “Taut, rivet-
ing, impossible to put down…highly recommended for all crime-fiction collections” (Booklist,
starred review). (978-1-934609-28-6; 1-934609-28-5) • $14.95
Betrayal FOREIGN
First U.S. publication; “The latest sensation [from Sweden] is Karin Alvtegen…Betrayal makes
Patricia Highsmith look tame” (Boston Globe) (987-1-934609-29-3; 1-934609-29-3) • $14.95

Backlist
ALVTEGEN, Karin
Shame FOREIGN
First U.S. publication; When two very different women with tormenting pasts come together by
accident, their memories can no longer stay contained; “Alvtegen at her best” (Daily Telegraph
[UK]) (978-1-934609-43-9; 1-934609-43-9) • $14.95
ANTHONY, Michael David

The Becket Factor BRITISH
“A good ecclesiastical thriller is a rarity. Grab this one. It’s a treat.” (The Observer [UK])
(978-1-933397-95-5; 1-933397-95-0) • $14.95
Midnight Come BRITISH

“An eerie, thickly plotted and satisfying mystery, embroidered with much fascinating clerical
detail” (Publishers Weekly) (978-1-934609-26-2; 1-934609-26-9) • $14.95
AUBERT, Rosemary
Free Reign FOREIGN
First in a series featuring a once-brilliant Toronto judge, now homeless and disgraced
(978-1-934609-45-3; 1-934609-45-5) • $14.95
BARNARD, Robert
Death on the High C’s BRITISH
Backstabbing – literally – at a provincial opera company by “the wryest wit and most scathing
satirist in today’s mystery” (Chicago Sun-Times) (978-1-933397-05-4; 1-933397-05-5) • $14.95
Death and the Chaste Apprentice BRITISH
Another irresistible theatrical satire; “You will exult in the unexpected kicker that ends this
seductive story” (Publishers Weekly) (978-1-933397-63-4; 1-933397-63-2) • $14.95
Corpse in a Gilded Cage BRITISH
“Barnard…is a delight as he dissects the British class system…this is one of his best”
(Washington Post) (978-1-934609-04-0; 1-934609-04-8) • $14.95
Out of the Blackout BRITISH
A dark, riveting story of identity with flashbacks to London in the 1930s, by a multi-award-
winning author and eight-time Edgar nominee (978-1-933397-32-0; 1-933397-32-2) • $14.95
Skeleton in the Grass BRITISH
“Barnard is a superb stylist…the period [between the two world wars] has been captured
perfectly, and the characters are beautifully delineated in this elegant and compassionate novel”
(978-1-933397-81-8; 1-933397-81-0) • $14.95
BERKELEY, Anthony
The Poisoned Chocolates Case VINTAGE
First published in 1929; a classic of the Golden Age of mystery fiction and one of the great
puzzle-mysteries of all time (978-1-934609-44-6; 1-934609-44-7) • $14.95

BLUNDY, Anna
The Bad News Bible FOREIGN
First in a series featuring Faith Zanetti, a smart, damaged and hard-drinking foreign correspon-
dent who lives in nearly constant danger of being blown up. “This is a keeper; don’t miss it”
(Booklist, starred review) (978-1-933397-97-9; 1-933397-97-7) • $14.95
Vodka Neat FOREIGN
Faith Zanetti returns to post-Soviet Moscow and the scene of her first marriage to a Russian
bootlegger. “A brilliant thriller that provides sharp insights into the New Russia vs. the old Soviet
Union” (Publishers Weekly) (978-1-934609-34-7; 1-934609-34-X) • $14.95
Breaking Faith FOREIGN
Sent on a seemingly boring assignment to cover the anniversary of an airplane bombing, Faith
Zanetti runs into her own family’s history when she starts receiving messages from her long-dead
father. “Sizzles with suspense” (Publisher’s Weekly) (978-1-934609-51-4; 1-934609-51-X) • $14.95
BRETT, Simon
Blotto, Twinks and the Ex-King’s Daughter BRITISH
First U.S. edition. First in a very funny new series by the author of more than 80 mystery
novels; this parody of the Golden Age of mystery “bubbles with subtlety and delight”
(Crime Time [UK]) (978-1-934609-69-9; 1-934609-69-2) • $14.95
BROADBENT, Tony
The Smoke HISTORICAL
First time in paperback; 1st in award-winning series featuring a cat burglar in 1940s London;
“One of the most exquisitely suspenseful openings in crime fiction” (Booklist) (978-1-933397-15-3;
1-933397-15-2) • $14.95
Spectres in the Smoke HISTORICAL

First time in paperback; the return of Jethro the Cockney cat-burglar; winner of the Bruce Alex-
ander award for Best Historical Crime Novel of the Year (978-1-933397-51-1; 1-933397-51-9) • $14.95
CAMPBELL, Duncan
If It Bleeds BRITISH
Author’s U.S. debut; An irresistible satire of the London Mob as seen through the eyes of a
veteran crime reporter (978-1-934609-46-0; 1-934609-46-3) • $14.95
CAPE, Tony
The Cambridge Theorem ESPIONAGE
“Few can rival this extraordinary novel” (West Coast Review of Books) about a contemporary
cop who happens on a crime involving the Cambridge spy ring of the 1930s (978-1-933397-03-0;
1-933397-03-9) • $14.95

Backlist
COOK, Bob
Disorderly Elements ESPIONAGE
“Combines the best of espionage fiction with a ‘sting’ of classic proportions” (Library Journal)
(978-1-933397-41-2; 1-933397-41-1) • $14.95
Paper Chase ESPIONAGE

“All the elements of a proper espionage yarn, combined with wit and a pair of fine surprises in
the denouement” (Publishers Weekly) (978-1-933397-80-1; 1-933397-80-2) • $14.95
CRISPIN, Edmund
The Case of the Gilded Fly VINTAGE
The 1st in the Gervase Fen series by “one of the most literate mystery writers of the 20th
century” (Boston Globe); originally published in 1944 (978-1-933397-00-9; 1-933397-00-4) • $14.95
Holy Disorders VINTAGE
The 2nd in the Gervase Fen series, “combines a flawless plot and witty dialogue . . . Fen at his
very best” (New York Times); first published in 1945 (978-1-933397-28-3; 1-933397-28-4) • $14.95
Swan Song VINTAGE
Fen #4; “A splendidly intricate and superior locked-room mystery” (New York Times); first
published in 1947 (978-1-933397-54-2; 1-933397-54-3) • $14.95
Love Lies Bleeding VINTAGE
Fen #5; “Shows terrific wit, and a great talent for bringing interesting characters to life…the
senile, homicidal bloodhound, Mr. Merrythought, is a masterpiece of canine creation” (The
New Yorker); first published in 1948 (978-1-933397-85-6; 1-933397-85-3) • $14.95
Buried for Pleasure VINTAGE
Fen #6; “An absolute and unalloyed delight” (New York Times); first published in 1948
(978-1-934609-20-0; 1-934609-20-X) • $14.95
Sudden Vengeance VINTAGE

Fen #7; “Crispin [is] a bright British light in the mystery field” (New York Times); first published
in 1950 as Frequent Hearses (978-1-934609-41-5; 1-934609-41-2) • $14.95
The Long Divorce VINTAGE
Fen #8; “Charming and witty...Crispin’s most polished performance” (New York
Herald-Tribune); first published in 1951 (978-1-934609-55-2; 1-934609-55-2) • $14.95
CULLEN, Robert
Soviet Sources ESPIONAGE
A stunning Cold War yarn that “jolts the genre into new life” (Time) (978-1-933397-27-6;
1-933397-27-6) • $14.95
Cover Story ESPIONAGE

Colin Burke #2; “Better than Gorky Park” (Los Angeles Times) (978-1-933397-71-9; 1-933397-71-3)
• $14.95

Dispatch From a Cold Country ESPIONAGE
Colin Burke #3; “More than an effective page-turner, this is good enough that one wishes to
call it a fine novel” (Kirkus) (978-1-933397-89-4; 1-933397-89-6) • $14.95
DALY, Elizabeth
Murders in Volume 2 VINTAGE
The 3rd in the Henry Gamadge series about the consummate Gentleman Sleuth, by Agatha
Christie’s favorite writer; first published in 1941 (978-1-933397-01-6; 1-933397-01-2) • $14.95
The House without the Door VINTAGE
The 4th in the delightfully civilized Gamadge series; “You’ll have a hard time finding better
reading” (New York Times); first published in 1942 (978-1-933397-35-1; 1-933397-35-7) • $14.95
Evidence of Things Seen VINTAGE
Gamadge #5; “Ingenious … most readers will be completely fooled” (New York Times); first
published in 1943 (978-1-933397-72-6; 1-933397-72-1) • $14.95
Nothing Can Rescue Me VINTAGE
Gamadge #6; “Deliciously back-biting characters, all gathered in an imposing mansion in
upstate New York…a pleasure” (New York Times); first published in 1943 (978-1-933397-88-7;
1-933397-88-8) • $14.95
Arrow Pointing Nowhere VINTAGE

Gamadge #7; “Told with all the skill that Miss Daly has at her command, and she has plenty”
(New York Times); first published in 1944 (978-1-934609-24-8; 1-934609-24-2) • $14.95
The Book of the Dead VINTAGE
Gamadge #8; “An absorbing yarn that holds up to the end” (New York Times); first published
in 1944 (978-1-934609-56-9; 1-934609-56-0) • $14.95
DAVIES, David Stuart

Forests of the Night HISTORICAL
Set in WWII London and featuring young detective Johnny Hawke, this novel “will have fans of
historical mystery eagerly awaiting a follow-up” (Library Journal) (978-1-933397-87-0; 1-933397-87-X)
• $14.95
DEAN, S.F.X.
By Frequent Anguish TRADITIONAL
The 1st Professor Neil Kelly mystery, “with all the wit, literary allusion, and graceful writing that
one could ask for” (Library Journal) (978-1-933397-31-3; 1-933397-31-4) • $14.95
Such Pretty Toys TRADITIONAL
Neil Kelly #2; “An erudite mystery, where the witty byplay is as important as the well done
puzzle” (Library Journal) (978-1-933397-70-2; 1-933397-70-5) • $14.95

Backlist
DICKINSON, Peter
King and Joker BRITISH
A palace whodunit with an imaginary royal family – by, arguably, the most inventive writer in
the genre; “Witty, triumphantly touching…exceptional” (Newsweek) (978-1-933397-37-5;
1-933397-37-3) • $14.95
The Old English Peep Show BRITISH

A Gold Dagger-winner set at England’s answer to Colonial Williamsburg; “Read this tale
carefully; it’s a jewel” (New York Times) (978-1-933397-74-0; 1-933397-74-8) • $14.95
Skin Deep BRITISH
Gold-Dagger winner for Best Crime Novel of the Year; “Highly original…displays great
anthropological invention and sociological wit, and real distinction” (Ross MacDonald)
(978-1-934609-09-5; 1-934609-09-9) • $14.95
Sleep and His Brother BRITISH

Yet another original thriller from the inimitable Dickinson, this time set at an institution that
cares for special needs children; “Gorgeous and eerie” (New York Times) (978-1-934609-15-6;
1-934609-15-3) • $14.95
FREELING, Nicolas
Love in Amsterdam VINTAGE
The 1st in the Inspector Van der Valk series, “can only be compared to Georges Simenon at his very
best” (New York Times); originally published in 1962 (978-1-933397-22-1; 1-933397-22-5) • $14.95
Because of the Cats VINTAGE
Van der Valk #2; “Evocative and stunning” (Library Journal) (978-1-933397-48-1; 1-933397-48-9)
• $14.95
Gun Before Butter VINTAGE

Van der Valk #3; Gold Dagger-winner (Best Crime Novel of the Year) and “Freeling’s master-
piece” (The Age [Australia]) (978-1-933397-75-7; 1-933397-75-6) • $14.95
GRAHAM, Caroline
The Killings at Badger’s Drift BRITISH
The 1st in the Inspector Barnaby series and the ideal “murder in the English village” mystery by “the
best detective writer since Agatha Christie” (London Times) (978-1-933397-04-7; 1-933397-04-7) • $14.95
Death of a Hollow Man BRITISH
The 2nd Inspector Barnaby mystery, and a delicious satire of community theater; “hard to
praise highly enough” (London Times) (978-1-933397-26-9; 1-933397-26-8) • $14.95
Death in Disguise BRITISH
Inspector Barnaby #3, set in a New Age commune; “Wickedly funny … evokes the golden age
of the classic detective story” (Orlando Sentinel) (978-1-933397-69-6; 1-933397-69-1) • $14.95
Written in Blood BRITISH
Inspector Barnaby #4, takes dead aim at a pretentious writers’ group; “Very funny, with a deli-
ciously eccentric cast of characters” (Yorkshire Post [UK]) (978-1-933397-83-2; 1-933397-83-7) • $14.95

Murder at Madingley Grange BRITISH
A non-series satire of country-house mystery featuring a hilariously mismatched cast of guests
and a “murder weekend” gone awry (978-1-933397-52-8; 1-933397-52-7) • $14.95
HARRIS, John Norman

The Weird World of Wes Beattie TRADITIONAL
An irresistible blend of Agatha Christie-style plotting and a P.G. Wodehouse-style tone
(978-1-933397-38-2; 1-933397-38-1) • $14.95
HARROD-EAGLES, Cynthia
Orchestrated Death BRITISH
The first in a series remarkable for its irresistibly clever writing laced with the very best puns.
“A bravura debut” (New York Times) (978-1-934609-22-4; 1-934609-22-6) • $14.95
HEAD, Matthew
The Devil in the Bush VINTAGE
Witty and “bitingly effective” (New York Times); the 1st in the Dr. Mary Finney series featuring a
lady missionary who sidelines as the Miss Marple of colonial Africa (978-1-933397-21-4;
1-933397-21-7) • $14.95
HILL, Reginald
The Spy’s Wife ESPIONAGE
A middle-class English wife learns that her husband has spent 10 years as a Soviet spy; “an
extra-ordinary heroine” (Cleveland Plain Dealer); multi-award-winning author (978-1-933397-33-7;
1-933397-33-0) • $14.95
Who Guards a Prince ESPIONAGE

One stubborn British cop takes on a vast, shadowy conspiracy in this thriller by “our finest
living crime writer” (London Sunday Telegraph) (978-1-933397-02-3; 1-933397-02-0) • $14.95
Death of a Dormouse BRITISH
A painfully shy, reclusive woman, newly widowed, is forced into action; “Splendidly intricate and
involving, done with panache and wit” (Times of London) (978-1-933397-60-3; 1-933397-60-8) • $14.95
Traitor’s Blood ESPIONAGE
Reads like a cross between Ross Thomas and James Bond; “A perfect mixture of tension
and mordant humor that should satisfy the most demanding reader” (Publishers Weekly)
(978-1-934609-18-7; 1-934609-18-8) • $14.95
A Clubbable Woman BRITISH

Dalziel & Pascoe #1: The (long out-of-print) first in the phenomenally popular series about a
pair of mismatched Yorkshire cops; see how it all began (978-1-933397-93-1; 1-933397-93-4) • $14.95
An Advancement of Learning BRITISH
Dalziel & Pascoe #2: The pair of mismatched detectives solve a series of campus crimes amid
mutual hostilities between the police and the student body; introduces the fiery young woman
who will become Mrs. Pascoe later in the series (978-1-934609-08-8; 1-934609-08-0) • $14.95

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HILL, Reginald
Ruling Passion BRITISH
Dalziel & Pascoe #3: Off duty and out of his jurisdiction, Pascoe stumbles upon the murder of
a group of old friends and finds himself at odds with the local police (978-1-934609-17-0;
1-934609-17-X) • $14.95
An April Shroud BRITISH

Dalziel & Pascoe #4; Andy Dalziel spends his holiday at a crumbling country manor, sticking
his bulbous nose into the circumstances surrounding the late owner’s unusual demise
(978-1-934609-32-3; 1-934609-32-3) • $14.95
A Killing Kindness BRITISH

Dalziel & Pascoe #6; A serial killer the newspapers have dubbed “the Yorkshire Choker”
is strangling women and calling newspapers to recite lines from Hamlet (978-1-934609-38-5;
1-934609-38-2) • $14.95
Deadheads BRITISH
Dalziel & Pascoe #7; Patrick Aldermann, an accountant and rose gardener may appear to be a
contender for Most Boring Man in Yorkshire, yet Pascoe finds it odd that senior executives at his
company have the unlikely habit of dying just in time to benefit Patrick’s career (978-1-934609-59-0;
1-934609-59-5) • $14.95
Exit Lines BRITISH

Dalziel & Pascoe #8; Three old men meet their end on the same chilly night; nothing seems
to connect them at first, but leave it to Dalziel to trace the links (978-1-934609-60-6; 1-934609-60-9)
• $14.95
Child’s Play BRITISH

Dalziel & Pascoe #9; An elderly widow dies leaving apparently no heirs—until a man appears
at her graveside claiming to be her long-lost son, and entitled to her substantial fortune
(978-1-934609-61-3; 1-934609-61-7) • $14.95
HOLME, Timothy
The Neapolitan Streak FOREIGN
First in the Achille Peroni series featuring the “Rudolph Valentino of the Italian police”; “The
characters are delightfully etched and Verona is bewitchingly presented…altogether excellent”
(Daily Telegraph [UK]) (978-1-933397-96-2; 1-933397-96-9) • $14.95
A Funeral of Gondolas FOREIGN
The second Achille Peroni mystery takes the Inspector to Venice and an investigation that
involves, among other things, a stolen manuscript and an 18th-century courtesan; 978-1-934609-
25-5; 1-934609-25-0) • $14.95
HOUGAN, Carolyn
The Romeo Flag ESPIONAGE
An irresistible mix of WWII Shanghai, a lost heir to the Romanov throne, CIA intrigue and suspense
by a writer of “enormous talent” (San Francisco Examiner) (978-1-933397-13-9; 1-933397-13-6) • $14.95

Shooting in the Dark ESPIONAGE
An American woman in Amsterdam stumbles into international intrigue; “Stunningly good”
(San Francisco Herald) (978-1-933397-53-5; 1-933397-53-5) • $14.95
HYDE, Christopher
A Gathering of Saints ESPIONAGE
An incredibly vivid, impeccably researched thriller set during the London Blitz; “Life outside this stag-
geringly captivating book simply ceases” (The Ottawa Citizen) (978-1-933397-62-7; 1-933397-62-4) • $14.95
IRONSIDE, Elizabeth
Death in the Garden BRITISH
First U.S. publication; Elegant and literary, with a plot that shifts back and forth from 1920s
London; one of the “12 Best Books of 2005” (National Public Radio) (978-1-933397-17-7;
1-933397-17-9) • $14.95
The Accomplice BRITISH

First U.S. publication; A tidy English garden conceals a secret that leads back to the chaos of the
Russian Revolution; “Spellbinding” (The Telegraph [UK]) (978-1-933397-50-4; 1-933397-50-0) • $14.95
A Very Private Enterprise BRITISH
First U.S. publication and award-winner; A stuffy British diplomat is murdered in an oddly
dramatic fashion in India; “Really excellent, with original and interesting characters and great
atmosphere” (Times Literary Supplement [UK]) (978-1-933397-94-8; 1-933397-94-2) • $14.95
A Good Death FOREIGN
First U.S. publication; Set in occupied France in the last months of WWII and the immediate
post-war era; “Compelling and moving…Ironside convincingly depicts the trauma of life in
Vichy France” (Publishers Weekly) (978-1-934609-19-4; 1-934609-19-6) • $14.95
The Art of Deception BRITISH
First U.S. publication; A fascinating character study with a stunning surprise in its tail; “The
plotting is deft, the characters interesting, and the passages about authenticating paintings are as
exciting as the book itself” (Sunday Times of London) (978-1-934609-40-8; 1-934609-40-4) • $14.95
KAMINSKY, Stuart
Death of a Dissident FOREIGN
First in the Edgar-winning “Inspector Rostnikov” series about a misfit Moscow cop who must
simultaneously solve crimes and sweet-talk the KGB (978-1-933397-20-7; 1-933397-20-9) • $14.95
Black Knight in Red Square FOREIGN
Inspector Rostnikov #2; Set during an international film festival; “Suspense of the very best
sort” (Washington Post) (978-1-933397-58-0; 1-933397-58-6) • $14.95
KOTZWINKLE, William
The Game of Thirty HARD BOILED
A classic PI novel laced with ancient Egyptian mysticism; “A perfect mystery … one of the best
private-eye novels of the past several years” (Armchair Detective) (978-1-933397-68-9;
1-933397-68-3) • $14.95

Backlist
LANGTON, Jane
The Transcendental Murder TRADITIONAL
First in the Homer Kelly series set in Concord, Mass; makes “evocative use of its locale …
informed and delightful” (New York Times) (978-1-934609-03-3; 1-934609-03-X) • $14.95
LOVESEY, Peter
Bertie and the Seven Bodies HISTORICAL
A “Prince of Wales” mystery with a Christie-style plot and a splendidly pompous protagonist;
“No one is more fun than Bertie!” (New York Times); Edgar-winning author (978-1-933397-36-8;
1-933397-36-5) • $14.95
Bertie and the Crime of Passion HISTORICAL

Bertie #2; “A lively evocation of fin-de-siecle Paris … another one of Lovesey’s winning
confections” (New York Times) (978-1-933397-67-2; 1-933397-67-5) • $14.95
MAITLAND, Barry
The Marx Sisters BRITISH
On London’s tiny Jerusalem Lane, a refuge from rampant development, time seems to have
slipped backwards, its elderly émigrés still fighting ancient political battles that seem irrelevant
—until the old timers start dying (978-1-934609-31-6; 1-934609-31-5) • $14.95
The Chalon Heads BRITISH
When Sammy Starling’s wife is kidnapped and he starts receiving ransom notes with ruined
valuable stamps, Chief Inspector Brock has to decide whether to help the man who nearly
ruined his career years before (978-1-934609-54-5; 1-934609-54-4) • $14.95
MALCOLM, John
A Back Room in Somers Town BRITISH
First of the Tim Simpson “art mysteries,” all featuring real works of art depicted on the books’
covers; “Intricate plotting, some fascinating art-history…a bang-up premier” (Kirkus)
(978-1-933397-79-5; 1-933397-79-9) • $14.95
MANN, Paul
Season of the Monsoon FOREIGN
First in the George Sansi series about a cop in Bombay; ideal for fans of Henning Mankell;
“A classic noir thriller, harrowing and memorable” (Publishers Weekly) (978-1-933397-07-8;
1-933397-07-1) • $14.95
The Ganja Coast FOREIGN

The 2nd Sansi mystery; “astoundingly vivid” (New York Times) (978-1-933397-29-0; 1-933397-29-2) • $14.95
MORGAN, Fidelis
Unnatural Fire HISTORICAL
The first in the very funny Countess Ashby de la Zouche series of 17th century London; “A
lusty, audacious historical romp...all the bawdiness of 17th-century London is brought to life”
(The Guardian [UK]) (978-1-934609-50-7; 1-934609-50-1) • $14.95

NADEL, Barbara
Belshazzar’s Daughter FOREIGN
The first in an extraordinary, richly atmospheric series set in Istanbul; “Intriguing, exotic,
exciting, and original” (Literary Journal [UK]) (978-1-933397-49-8; 1-933397-49-7) • $14.95
The Ottoman Cage FOREIGN
Inspector Ikmen #2, with fascinating, disturbing echoes of Istanbul’s tragic relationship with
its Armenian population c. World War I; “Even better than Nadel’s extraordinary first novel,
Belshazzar’s Daughter” (Evening Standard [UK]) (978-1-933397-84-9; 1-933397-84-5) • $14.95
Arabesk FOREIGN
Inspector Ikmen #3, set in the dramatic world of Arabesk, the throbbing, deeply sentimental
music adored by Turkey’s working classes; “As evocative of the Middle East as the call of the
muezzin” (The Independent [UK]) (978-1-934609-35-4; 1-934609-35-8) • $14.95
NEEL, Janet
Death’s Bright Angel BRITISH
First in the Francesca Wilson series, award-winner, about a superbly organized young woman
whose life spirals out of control when a client is murdered; “Outstandingly good” (Times Literary
Supplement [UK]) (978-1-933397-91-7; 1-933397-91-8) • $14.95
PIESMAN, Marissa
Unorthodox Practices TRADITIONAL
“A hilarious mystery” (New York Times) featuring a Nice Jewish Girl, her nosy mother, and
the perils of New York real estate; a perfect fit for fans of Janet Evanovich (978-1-933397-19-1;
1-933397-19-5) • $14.95
Personal Effects TRADITIONAL

Nina Fischman #2, in which the utterly urban Nina impersonates an outdoorsy type in order to
catch a killer; “A lively sense of the absurd” (Publishers Weekly) (978-1-933397-76-4; 1-933397-76-4)
• $14.95
Heading Uptown TRADITIONAL

Nina Fischman #3, in which Nina heads up to the strange land of Great Neck, Long Island to
uncover murder in suburbia; “Pungent, perceptive, and pure fun” (San Diego Union-Tribune)
(978-1-934609-10-1; 1-934609-10-2) • $14.95
RADLEY, Sheila
Death in the Morning BRITISH
First in a lovely, deeply intelligent series about a cop in an English market town; “Almost too
good to be true” (Washington Post) (978-1-933397-46-7; 1-933397-46-2) • $14.95
The Chief Inspector’s Daughter BRITISH
Inspector Quantrill #2; Young and depressed, Alison Quantrill develops a somewhat
masochistic fascination with a glamorous romance-writer who has a knack for stirring up
unhealthy passions; “Unusually thoughtful and entertaining” (The New Yorker) (978-1-933397-92-4;
1-933397-92-6) • $14.95

Backlist
RADLEY, Sheila
A Talent for Destruction BRITISH
Inspector Quantrill #3; “May ruin forever your ideas of what a small English market town should
be like, but you’re certain to keep reading” (Chicago Tribune) (978-1-934609-16-3; 1-934609-16-1)
• $14.95
Fate Worse than Death BRITISH

Inspector Quantrill #5; Inspector Quantrill and his deputy uncover the dark side of a verdant
English village as they investigate the case of a missing bride-to-be (978-1-934609-39-2;
1-934609-39-0) • $14.95
REYNOLDS, Bonnie Jones

The Truth About Unicorns WILD CARD
Set in upstate New York in the 1920s, this novel resembles Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” in
its portrayal of a small isolated community; “ties events, families, and witchcraft together so
deftly...I could hardly put it down until I knew how it all came out” (Cincinnati Enquirer) (978-1-
934609-65-1; 1-934609-65-X) • $14.95
ROSS, Kate
Cut to the Quick HISTORICAL
First in the Julian Kestrel series set in Regency England; “Period atmosphere, polished dialog,
ever-present class distinctions, and sprinklings of Regency romance” (Library Journal)
(978-1-934609-49-1; 1-934609-49-8) • $14.95
SHAW, Catherine
The Library Paradox HISTORICAL
“A series of interlocking mysteries involving both academia and the Jewish community of
[London’s] East End … a cunningly plotted and intriguing thriller, and an absorbing evocation
of fin de siecle London” (The Scotsman [UK]) (978-1-934609-11-8; 1-934609-11-0) • $14.95
The Riddle of the River HISTORICAL
First U.S. edition; It’s the end of the 19th century, yet as she helps the police identify a
young woman found drowned in the river, Vanessa Weatherburn can’t help noticing that the
old notions of respectability are still there under a thin veneer of newfound female freedoms
(978-1-934609-33-0; 1-934609-33-1) • $14.95
SKEGGS, Douglas
The Triumph of Bacchus BRITISH
First time in paperback; a perfect combination of art history and nail-biting suspense filled with
details on the trade in stolen paintings and the techniques used to fake them; “a fresh and
pleasing work all around” (Los Angeles Times) (978-1-933397-99-3; 1-933397-99-3) • $14.95

STASHOWER, Daniel
Elephants in the Distance TRADITIONAL
“Stashower works powerful magic of the literary kind . . . this is a model whodunit, executed with
real finesse” (New York Times); Edgar-winning author (978-1-933397-65-8; 1-933397-65-9) • $14.95
TYLER, L.C.
The Herring Seller’s Apprentice BRITISH
The Edgar-nominated U.S. debut of a killingly funny British series featuring Ethelred Tressider,
the middle-aged writer of mediocre mysteries and his agent, the delightfully pesky, nosy, vulgar,
chocolate-chomping Elsie (978-1-934609-23-1; 1-934609-23-4) • $14.95
Ten Little Herrings BRITISH
Edgar nominee Elsie & Ethelred #2; Unconvinced by Ethelred’s disappearing act at the end of
The Herring Seller’s Apprentice, Elsie tracks him to a run-down French hotel hosting a stamp-
collectors’ conference. Murder ensues and the whole thing turns into a parody of classic British
crime fiction (978-1-934609-52-1; 1-934609-52-8) • $14.95
TASCHDJIAN, Claire
The Peking Man is Missing FOREIGN
Based on one of the great unsolved mysteries of the 20th century, the disappearance of the
Peking Man fossils from China in the wake of the Pearl Harbor attack, this novel, written by one
of the last people to see the fossils, speculates on what might have happened to them; With
newly commissioned material about the 60-year search for the priceless fossils (978-1-934609-13-2;
1-934609-13-7) • $14.95
VERHOEF, Esther
Close-Up FOREIGN
The U.S. debut of an award-winning Dutch author; A stunning psychological thriller in the
bestselling tradition of Nicci French; “Excellent, fluid writing and sharp dialogue...both a thriller
and an always-interesting portrait of a woman groping her way into the light” (Tangled Web)
(978-1-934609-47-7; 1-934609-47-1) • $14.95
VITTACHI, Nury
The Feng Shui Detective FOREIGN
First in the very funny Master Wong series set in Singapore; Perfect for fans of The No. 1 Ladies
Detective Agency (978-1-934609-53-8; 1-934609-53-6) • $14.95
WATSON, Peter
Landscape of Lies TRADITIONAL
“A wonderful offering” (Library Journal) mixing art-history and increasingly tense suspense, as
an art-dealer races a murderer to decipher the clues in a painting (978-1-933397-18-4; 1-933397-18-7)
• $14.95

Backlist
WELSH, Louise
Naming the Bones BRITISH
First U.S. publication and author’s U.S. debut. Professor Murray Watson hopes that his biog-
raphy of Archie Lunan, a poet who drowned 30 years earlier off a remote stretch of Scottish
coast, will redeem both Lunan’s reputation and his own. But the more he learns about Lunan’s
sordid life, the more unlikely redemption appears (978-1-934609-70-5; 1-934609-70-6) • $24.00 (HC)
(978-1-934609-66-8; 1-934609-66-8) • $14.95 (PB)
WESTLAKE, Donald (writing as Samuel Holt)

One of Us Is Wrong HARD BOILED
The first in a series of fast, funny, “blood-and-blunder” thrillers, by one of the great masters of
the genre (978-1-933397-40-5; 1-933397-40-3) • $14.95
I Know a Trick Worth Two of That HARD BOILED
Sam Holt #2; “In a field where amateur detectives are a dime a dozen, here’s one worth at
least a buck” (New York Times) (978-1-933397-43-6; 1-933397-43-8) • $14.95
What I Tell You Three Times Is False HARD BOILED
Sam Holt #3; “A suspenseful tale from a writer who seems to improve with every outing”
(Booklist) (978-1-933397-55-9; 1-933397-55-1) • $14.95
The Fourth Dimension Is Death HARD BOILED
Sam Holt #4; “Great fun…Entertainment with a capital ‘E’!” (As Crime Goes By)
(978-1-933397-56-6; 1-933397-56-X) • $14.95
WISHART, David
Ovid HISTORICAL
First U.S. publication; First in a series featuring the Nick and Nora Charles of ancient Rome (all
that’s missing is Asta), perfect for fans of Lindsey Davis (978-1-933397-39-9; 1-933397-39-X) • $14.95
Germanicus HISTORICAL
First U.S. publication; Corvinus #2, in which our fatally wisecracking hero is forced into
snooping for the treacherous Empress Livia (978-1-933397-78-8; 1-933397-78-0) • $14.95
WRIGHT, L.R.
The Suspect FOREIGN
The Edgar-winning first in the Karl Alberg series set in the sunshine coast of Canada; “Every bit
as good as the novels of P.D. James and Ruth Rendell” (People) (978-1-934609-07-1; 1-934609-07-2)
• $14.95
A Chill Rain in January FOREIGN

Sequel to the Edgar-winning The Suspect, with which it shares a focus on character and
psychology; “Brilliantly constructed…the characters and pacing are perfection” (Globe and Mail
[Toronto]) (978-1-934609-36-1; 1-934609-36-6) • $14.95
Fall from Grace FOREIGN
“Alberg continues to be a most appealing protagonist—akin to P.D. James’ Dalgliesh and
Ruth Rendell’s Wexford, but with a quintessentially Canadian voice” (Publishers Weekly)
(978-1-934609-64-4; 1-934609-64-1) • $14.95

The Felonious Series
Mystery fans love reading in series-order, so they can follow along
as characters and relationships develop over time. All F&M books have
a “tab” on the front cover indicating the series-number, if relevant,
but we thought this cheat-sheet might be useful as well.
ADAM, Paul: The Gianni and Guastafeste series

Featuring an elderly Italian violin maker whose expertise and friendship with the local chief of po-
lice land him in the midst of criminal investigations. Full of fascinating details of music and history
1. The Rainaldi Quartet (ISBN: 978-1-933397-77-1)
2. Paganini’s Ghost (ISBN: 978-1-934609-68-2)
ALLINGHAM, Margery: The Albert Campion series

One of the most passionately loved series in mystery history, by one of the three queens of
England’s Golden Age of Detective Fiction
1. The Crime at Black Dudley (ISBN: 978-1-933397-42-9)
2. Mystery Mile (ISBN: 978-1-933397-44-3)
3. Look to the Lady (ISBN: 978-1-933397-57-3)
4. Police at the Funeral (ISBN: 978-1-933397-64-1)
5. Sweet Danger (ISBN: 978-1-933397-90-0)
6. Death of a Ghost (ISBN: 978-1-933397-82-5)
7. Flowers for the Judge (ISBN: 978-1-933397-12-5)
8. Dancers in Mourning (ISBN: 978-1-933397-98-6)
9. The Case of the Late Pig (ISBN: 978-1-934609-14-9)
10. The Fashion in Shrouds (ISBN: 978-1-934609-27-9)
11. Traitor’s Purse (ISBN: 978-1-934609-42-2)
12. Pearls Before Swine (ISBN: 978-1-934609-37-8)
13. More Work for the Undertaker (ISBN: 978-1-934609-48-4)
14. The Tiger in the Smoke (ISBN: 978-1-934609-57-6)
15. The Beckoning Lady (ISBN: 978-1-934609-58-3)
16. Hide My Eyes (ISBN: 978-1-934609-62-0)
17. The China Governess (ISBN: 978-1-934609-63-7)
18. The Mind Readers (APRIL 2011) (ISBN: 978-1-934609-74-3)
ANTHONY, Michael David: The Canterbury Cathedral series

An erudite series of ecclesiastical mysteries set in the Canterbury Cathedral community and offering
a mixture of historical references and contemporary intrigue
1. The Becket Factor (ISBN: 978-1-933397-95-5)
2. Midnight Come (ISBN: 978-1-934609-26-2)

BLUNDY, Anna: The Faith Zanetti series
Foreign correspondent Faith Zanetti, smart, damaged, and able to out-drink any man in the joint, is
the protagonist of this British series with a pitch-black sense of humor
1. The Bad News Bible (ISBN: 978-1-933397-97-9)
2. Vodka Neat (ISBN: 978-1-934609-34-7)
3. Breaking Faith (ISBN: 978-1-934609-51-4)
BROADBENT, Tony: The Jethro series

A charming Cockney cat-burglar who redistributes the wealth in 1940s London
1. The Smoke (ISBN: 978-1-933397-15-3)
2. Spectres in the Smoke (ISBN: 978-933397-51-1)
CRISPIN, Edmund: The Gervase Fen series

Verbal pyrotechnics and fiendishly clever puzzles by “one of the most literate mystery writers of the
20th century” (Boston Globe)
1. The Case of the Gilded Fly (ISBN: 978-1-933397-00-9)
2. Holy Disorders (ISBN: 978-1-933397-28-3)
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ROSS, Kate: The Julian Kestrel series
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1. Cut to the Quick (ISBN: 978-1-934609-49-1)
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1. One of Us Is Wrong (ISBN: 978-1-933397-40-5)
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Index
A C Disorderly Elements. . . . . . 22
Accomplice, The . . . . . . . . 27 Cambridge Theorem, The. . 21 Dispatch from a Cold
Adam, Paul. . . . . 15, 18, 33, Campbell, Duncan. . . . . . . 21 Country. . . . . . . . . . 23, 34
40, 41 Cape, Tony. . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Advancement of Learning, Case of the Gilded Fly, The.22, E
An, . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25, 35 34 Elephants in the Distance. . . 31
Alfieri, Annamaria. . . . . . . . . 5 Case of the Late Pig, The . 18, Evidence of Things
Allingham, Margery . . . 6, 12, 33 Seen. . . . . . . . . . . . 23, 34
14, 18, 33 Chalon Heads, The. . . . 28, 36 Exit Lines. . . . . . . . 12, 26, 35
Alvtegen, Karin. . . . . . . 19, 20 Chief Inspector’s Daughter,
Anthony, Michael David . . . . . The. . . . . . . . . . . . . 30, 36 F
20, 33 Chill Rain in January, A.32, 37 Fall from Grace . . . . . . 32, 37
Any Shape or Form. . . . 4, 34 Child’s Play. . . . . . 14, 26, 35 Fashion in Shrouds,
April Shroud, An . . . . . 26, 35 China Governess, The. 14, 19, The. . . . . . . . . . . . . 18, 33
Arabesk. . . . . . . . . . . . 29, 36 33 Fate Worse than Death.30, 36
Arrow Pointing Nowhere. . . . . City of Silver. . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Feng Shui Detective, The . 31,
23, 34 Close Up. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 37
Art of Deception, The. . . . . 27 Clubbable Woman, A. . . 25, 35 Feng Shui Detective Goes
Aubert, Rosemary. . . . . . . . 20 Cook, Bob. . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 West, The . . . . . . . . 10, 37
Corpse in a Gilded Cage. . . 20 Flowers for the Judge. . 18, 33
B Cover Story . . . . . . . . . 22, 34 Forests of the Night . . . . . . 23
Back Room in Somers Town, Crime at Black Dudley, Fourth Dimension is Death,
A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 The. . . . . . . . . . . . . 18, 33 The. . . . . . . . . . . . . 32, 37
Bad News Bible. . . . . . 21, 34 Crispin, Edmund . . . 9, 22, 34 Freeling, Nicolas. . . . . . 24, 35
Barnard, Robert. . . . . . . . . 20 Cullen, Robert . . . . . . . 22, 34 Free Reign. . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Because of the Cats. . . 24, 35 Cut to the Quick. . . . . . 30, 37 Funeral of Gondolas, A.26, 35
Becket Factor, The. . . . 20, 33
Beckoning Lady, The . . 19, 33 D G
Belshazzar’s Daughter. 29, 36 Daly, Elizabeth. . . . . 4, 23, 34 Game of 30, The. . . . . . . . 27
Berkeley, Anthony. . . . . . . . 20 Dancers in Mourning. . . 18, 33 Ganja Coast, The. . . . . 28, 36
Bertie and the Crime of Pas- Dangerous Davies: The Last Gathering of Saints, A. . . . . 27
sion. . . . . . . . . . . . . 28, 36 Detective. . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Germanicus. . . . . . . . . 32, 37
Bertie and the Seven Bodies. . Dark Dividing, A. . . . . . . . . . 7 Good Death, A. . . . . . . . . . 27
28, 36 Davies, David Stuart. . . . . . 23 Graham, Caroline. . . . . 24, 35
Betrayal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Deadheads . . . . . . . . . 26, 35 Gun Before Butter. . . . 24, 35
Black Plumes . . . . . . . . . . 19 Dean, S.F.X.. . . . . . . . . 23, 35
Black Knight in Red Square.27 Death and the Chaste H
Blotto, Twinks and the Ex- Apprentice. . . . . . . . . . . 20 Harrod-Eagles, Cynthia. . . . 25
King’s Daughter. . . . 16, 21 Death in Disguise. . . . . 24, 35 Harris, John Norman . . . . . 25
Blundy, Anna. . . . . . . . 21, 34 Death in the Garden. . . . . . 27 Head, Matthew . . . . . . . . . 25
Book of the Dead, The. 23, 34 Death in the Morning. . 29, 36 Heading Uptown . . . . . 29, 36
Breaking Faith. . . . . . . 21, 34 Death of a Dissident. . . . . . 27 Herring Seller’s Apprentice,
Brett, Simon. . . . . . . . . 16, 21 Death of a Dormouse. . . . . 25 The. . . . . . . . . . . . . 31, 37
Broadbent, Tony. . . . . . 21, 34 Death of a Ghost . . . . . 18, 33 Herring in the Library,
Broken Vessel, A . . . . . . 4, 37 Death of a Hollow Man.24, 35 The. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8, 37
Buried for Pleasure. . . . 22, 34 Death on the High C’s . . . . 20 Hide My Eyes. . . . . 12, 19, 33
By Frequent Anguish. . 23, 35 Death’s Bright Angel. . . . . . 29 Hill, Reginald. . . . . 9, 12, 14,
Devil in the Bush, The . . . . 25 25, 35
Dickinson, Peter. . . . . . . . . 24 Holme, Timothy. . . . . . 26, 35

Holy Disorders. . . . . . . 22, 34 Naming the Bones. . . . 15, 32 Sleep and His Brother . . . . 24
Hougan, Carolyn . . . . . . . . 26 Neel, Janet . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Smoke, The. . . . . . . . . 21, 34
House without the Door, Neapolitan Streak, Soviet Sources. . . . . . . 22, 34
The. . . . . . . . . . . . . 23, 34 The. . . . . . . . . . . . . 26, 35 Spectres in the Smoke. . 21, 34
Hyde, Christopher. . . . . . . . 27 Nothing Can Rescue Spy’s Wife, The . . . . . . . . . 25
Me . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23, 34 Stashower, Daniel. . . . . . . . 31
I Such Pretty Toys. . . . . . 23, 35
I Know a Trick Worth Two O Sudden Vengeance . . . 22, 34
of That. . . . . . . . . . . 32, 37 Old English Peep Show, Suspect, The. . . . . . . . 32, 37
If It Bleeds. . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 The. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Swan Song . . . . . . . . . 22, 34
Ironside, Elizabeth . . . . . . . 27 One of Us Is Wrong . . . 32, 37 Sweet Danger . . . . . . . 18, 33
Orchestrated Death . . . . . . 25
K Ottoman Cage, The . . . 29, 36 T
Kaminsky, Stuart . . . . . . . . 27 Out of the Blackout . . . . . . 20 Taschdjian, Claire. . . . . . . . 31
Killing Kindness, A. . . . 26, 35 Ovid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32, 37 Talent for Destruction. . . 30, 36
Killings at Badger’s Drift, Ten Little Herrings . . . . 31, 37
The. . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 35 P Thomas, Leslie. . . . . . . . . . 11
King and Joker. . . . . . . . . . 24 Paganini’s Ghost . . 15, 18, 33 Tiger in the Smoke, The. 19, 33
Kotzwinkle, William . . . . . . 27 Paper Chase . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Traitor’s Blood . . . . . . . . . . 25
Pearls Before Swine. . . 19, 33 Traitor’s Purse . . . . . . . 19, 33
L Peking Man is Missing, The.31 Transcendental Murder, The.28
Landscape of Lies . . . . . . . 31 Personal Effects. . . . . . 29, 36 Triumph of Bacchus, The . . 30
Langton, Jane . . . . . . . . . . 28 Piesman, Marissa. . . . . 29, 36 Truth About Unicorns,
Library Paradox, The. . 30, 37 Poisoned Chocolates Case, The. . . . . . . . . . . . . 13, 30
Look to the Lady . . . . . 18, 33 The. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Tyler, L.C. . . . . . . . . . . 31, 37
Long Divorce, The . . . . 22, 34 Police at the Funeral. . . 18, 33
Love in Amsterdam . . . 24, 35 U
Love Lies Bleeding. . . . 22, 34 R Under World. . . . . . . . . 9, 35
Lovesey, Peter . . . . . . . 28, 36 Radley, Sheila . . . . . . . 29, 36 Unnatural Fire. . . . . . . 29, 36
Rayne, Sarah. . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Unorthodox Practices. . 29, 36
M Rainaldi Quartet, The. . 18, 33
Maitland, Barry . . . . . . 28, 36 Reynolds, Bonnie V
Malcolm, John. . . . . . . . . . 28 Jones. . . . . . . . . . . . 13, 30 Verhoef, Esther. . . . . . . . . . 31
Mann, Paul. . . . . . . . . 28, 36 Riddle of the River, Very Private Enterprise, A. . 27
Marx Sisters, The. . . . . 28, 36 The. . . . . . . . . . . . . 30, 37 Vittachi, Nuri. . . . . 10, 31, 37
Midnight Come . . . . . . 20, 33 Rival Queens, The . . . . . 6, 36 Vodka Neat. . . . . . . . . 21, 34
Mind Readers, The. . . . . 6, 33 Romeo Flag, The. . . . . . . . 26
Missing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Ross, Kate. . . . . . . . 4, 30, 37 W
More Work for the Ruling Passion. . . . . . . 26, 35 Watson, Peter. . . . . . . . . . . 31
Undertaker . . . . . . . 19, 33 Weird World of Wes Beattie,
Moving Toyshop, The . . . 9, 34 S The. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Morgan, Fidelis. . . . 6, 29, 36 Season of the Welsh, Louise. . . . . . . 15, 32
Murder at Madingley Monsoon. . . . . . . . . 28, 36 Westlake, Donald. . . . . 32, 37
Grange . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Shame . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 What I Tell You Three Times Is
Murders in Volume 2. . 23, 34 Shaw, Catherine. . . . . . 30, 37 False. . . . . . . . . . . . 32, 37
Mystery Mile . . . . . . . . 18, 33 Shooting in the Dark. . . . . . 26 Who Guards a Prince. . . . . 25
Skeggs, Douglas. . . . . . . . . 30 Wishart, David. . . . . . . 32, 37
N Skeleton in the Grass. . . . . 20 Wright, L.R.. . . . . . . . . 32, 37
Nadel, Barbara. . . . . . . 29, 36 Skin Deep. . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Written in Blood. . . . . . 24, 35

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