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North of Boston
by Elisabeth Elo
After surviving a fishing boat collision that killed her friend, tough-talking Pirio Kasparov, convinced that the incident was not accidental, is tapped by the Navy to participate in a research project with a curious journalist who helps her unravel a dangerous plot involving the frigid whaling grounds off Baffin Island.
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E. C. Nevin "Jane Hepburn, a middling English mystery writer, turns eager sleuth after discovering the body of her literary agent at the Killer Lines Crime Fiction Festival." |
Penny Zang "Sadie begins to uncover the truth about the death of her estranged best friend and the decades-old Sylvia Plath-adoring suicides from their college years." |
Hazell Ward "In the role of the Great Detective, reinvestigate and solve an infamous never-before-solved case from 1970s England, or face the consequences." |
Jo Piazza "At a conference, a grisly murder and a friend's disappearance lead Lizzie into the dark side of the cutthroat world of social media." |
Jessa Maxwell "Years after her best friend mysteriously disappeared from a remote New England island, a young woman returns in search of answers." |
Charlie Donlea "On the tenth anniversary of a teenage girl's disappearance, her cold case threatens to tear apart her small town all over again." |
Kathleen West "Sarah Jones gets caught up in solving a murder after unknowingly befriending a dangerous con artist." |
Emma Rosenblum "When new mom, Sofia, integrates herself into a clique of wealthy Manhattan moms, inexplicably bad things start to happen." |
Mette Ivie Harrison "A brilliant neurodivergent female sleuth collides with an FBI agent with a secret while solving a crime that is not all it seems." |
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