Jamie Canavés is the Tailored Book Recommendations coordinator and Unusual Suspects mystery newsletter writer. She knows her death will be caused by a TBR stack, never says no to dessert or ‘80s nostalgia, can hold a conversation using only gifs, and spends way too much time asking her goat-dog “What’s in your mouth?!” Tweets: @Oh_Dinky.
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From a PI looking for her girlfriend in Vera Kelly: Lost and Found to true crime at a reform school in We Carry Their Bones, here are the best mystery and true crime books out this month.
Here are books to read after Just Mercy that critique our unjust criminal system by giving voice to the people who have fallen victim to it, like Juvenile In Justice by Richard Ross.
Disney+ had no problem placing Marvel shows with adult content on their streamer, but the TV-14 rated LOVE, VICTOR was labeled too mature.
From a procedural with time travel to true crime at a National Park to a home reno cozy mystery called Renovated to Death, here are some of the best crime new releases this month.
These odd cookbooks range from including only banana recipes to recipes for the zombie apocalypse and make the perfect gag gifts.
If you often find yourself falling down internet rabbit holes, try reading these article and book pairings.
Check out the exclusive cover reveal of Deanna Raybourn's KILLERS OF A CERTAIN AGE, and read an excerpt from this action-packed thriller!
Dust off your magnifying glass and deductive abilities. April’s new releases in mystery, thriller, and true crime are here, like One-Shot Harry by Gary Phillips.
If you’re looking to understand agoraphobia more for yourself or someone else, I hope something here helps you feel less alone, including books like Agorafabulous!: Dispatches from My Bedroom by Sara Benincasa.