Israel Armstrong, one of literature's most unlikely detectives, returns for more crime-solving adventure in this hilarious fourth novel in the Mobile Library series. …More

Now a holiday tradition, this new Christmas mystery from "New York Times"-bestselling author Perry tells the chilling story of a storm-wracked coastal village that hides a terrible secret. …More

Tremayne writes so authentically about this remote time period that readers will feel they are there in every way . . . a delight!--"Library Journal." …More

In Bartholomew Gill's last and most dramatic novel, Irish police chief Peter McGarr is plunged into the ratified atmosphere of Dublin's Trinity College as he investigates the cold-blooded murder of a library night watchman and the baffling disappearance of an Irish cultural icon--the Book of Kells. …More

In this mesmerizing work of crime fiction, an ex-member of The Guards--Ireland's police force--is approached in a Galway bar by a dazzling woman with a strange request and a rumor about his talent for finding things. …More

Nuala Anne McGrail and her adoring husband Dermot Coyne are at it again in Father Greeley's supremely popular Irish mystery series. At an international music festival in Milan, Nuala, in her guise as an international singing star, meets Seamus Costelloe and his family. Nuala quickly sees with her second sight (Nuala is fey in the Irish sense) that Mr. Costelloe, a sinister Chicago tough guy, is doomed. She takes it upon herself to do something to save him, which gets her in a whole peck of trouble.

Meanwhile, Dermot is trying to solve the hundred-year-old mystery of who started the Haymarket Riot, which tore Chicago apart.

The talented Father Greeley, with his enormous storytelling skill, his knowledge of Chicago, and his mastery of the mystery form, combines two separate tales in two different eras to give the reader one tantalizing experience. …More

The last thing American translator Torrey Tunet expects when she returns home to Ballynaugh late one night is to find a young girl at the bus stop, lost and alone in the dark. But that's nothing compared to what she finds when she escorts the girl to her final destination--cold-blooded murder. …More

A haunting blend of forensics, history, and passionate intrigue, "Lake of Sorrows" is an engrossing, pulse-quickening novel from an exceptional author. …More

A witty philosophical murder mystery with a charming twist: the crack detectives are sheep determined to discover who killed their beloved shepherd, in this internationally bestselling tale. …More

The heart-stopping follow-up to McGilloway's acclaimed debut "Gallows Lane" continues the compelling series that captures modern Ireland and showcases a striking new voice in crime writing. …More

Murder roils the fishing life on the quiet River Shannon in the latest Irish mystery from Bartholomew Gill. When two police officers are found murdered at an inn, Chief Inspector Peter McGarr of Dublin is called in to investigate. …More

Benn continues to create fascinating behind-the-scenes mysteries from little-known facets of World War II history. . . A fast-paced mix of action, adventure, and crime solving.--"Booklist." …More