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JANUARY 2011 | Hardcover
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 | Investigating a body discovered in a fishing village, a female Icelandic cop uncovers a web of political and corporate corruption "[A] crackling fiction debut ... palpable authenticity."—Publishers Weekly |
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JANUARY 2011 | Paperback
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 | Alaska State Trooper Nathan Active must solve eight murders by arson "In the fourth book of this enchanting series set in Alaska...[Jones has] created a richly populated universe you'll be sorry to leave."—People Magazine, 3 stars |
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JANUARY 2011 | Paperback
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 | Meet Aimée Leduc, smart and stylish Parisian private investigator extraordinaire, in the
first of her adventures—now in a brand new, specially priced 10th anniversary edition! "Transcendentally, seductively, irresistibly French."—Alan Furst |
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FEBRUARY 2011 | Hardcover
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 | A witch doctor policeman and a nun team up to solve a series of murders in the Solomon Islands "The fiction debut of prolific Kent is also a series debut. The mystery takes a back seat to his knowledge of the exotic location and the combustible chemistry of his protagonists (the oddest couple since The African Queen), which add immensely to his story's charm."—Kirkus Reviews |
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FEBRUARY 2011 | Paperback
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 | Omar Yussef investigates a murder in the Palestinian community in Brooklyn "The relentless cycle of violence and retribution follows Palestinian detective Omar Yussef to New York City...in Rees's excellent fourth mystery...Yussef remains reliably human and compassionate toward human fallibility, while raging openly at the corruption of his own leaders."—Publishers Weekly, Starred Review |
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MARCH 2011 | Hardcover
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 | Aimée encounters Basque terrorists, police corruption, and a Spanish princess as she tries to clear her godfather of murder "The ideal mix of the personal, the political, the puzzling and the Parisian make Aimée's latest a perfect pleasure."—Kirkus Reviews, starred review |
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MARCH 2011 | Paperback
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 | A SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE bestseller "Forever young, forever stylish, forever in love with Paris—forever Aimée.
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APRIL 2011 | Hardcover
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 | A seemingly simple bodyguard job plunges Jade de Jong into the world of strip joints, sex workers, and human trafficking "Jassy Mackenzie's followup to RANDOM VIOLENCE delivers on all fronts that matter: dextrous pacing, unflinching action, and stark, brave compassion in the clutch. South Africa comes alive on the page, but it's no travel-guide version – the Jo'burg skyline and dusty shops, the embassy offices and dreary mine-dumps - even the pristine suburbs pulse with dark energy. Jade de Jong is a heroine to cherish: tough, passionate, and pocked with enough flaws to keep her interesting."—Sophie Littlefield, Anthony Award-winning author of A Bad Day for Sorry |
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APRIL 2011 | Paperback
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 | After ten years in England, South African P.I. Jade de Jong returns to violent Johannesburg "[A] hard edged first novel ... Even as Mackenzie captures Johannesburg's 'crazy boomtown energy,' she doesn't shy away from the rough stuff. None of which, it should be said, is quite rough enough to scare this remarkable new sleuth, whose future exploits should be worth watching."—The New York Times Book Review |
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MAY 2011 | Hardcover
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 | When a beautiful college student is found murdered in the catacombs beneath a monastary, Captain Natalia Monte of the Carabinieri is assigned to investigate. "Natalia's a favorite type of heroine because she's no saint herself, so dig in and prepare to be riveted by this intense and violent read...Natalia represents a new era in Italian culture in which women can operate effectively as authority figures. For all readers who love a complex story fraught with tough decisions about friendship, family loyalties, and justice."—Library Journal |
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MAY 2011 | Paperback
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 | As 1939 opens, war looms over Europe and journalist John Russell finds himself dragged into the murky world of warring intelligence services |
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MAY 2011 | Paperback
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 | Billy Boyle, the beloved ex-Boston cop turned Army detective, is being repackaged for a whole new set of fans! |
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MAY 2011 | Paperback
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 | Emily Tempest, half aboriginal, college educated, in her second investigation set in the Australian Outback "There's a lot of guts, bravery and bravura packed into Emily's compact frame. Her understanding of life in the Outback, its people's idiosyncrasies and their deep-rooted culture serves as an informative travelogue. But it's her dogged determination to discover the killer of an old geologist that makes the book so enticing. Emily is an admirable addition to the list of female investigators on the international fiction scene."—USA Today |
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MAY 2011 | Paperback
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 | The first mystery in Peter Lovesey’s beloved Peter Diamond series, now available in a special 20th Anniversary edition for only $9.99! "A bravura performance ... slyly paced, marbled with surprise and in the end, strangely affecting."—The New York Times Book Review |
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JUNE 2011 | Hardcover
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 | A pop star's face is burned by suspicious stage makeup during her stint at a Bath playhouse and the main suspect, the makeup artist, is found dead "I'm jealous of everyone discovering Lovesey and Diamond for the first time—you have a wonderful backlist to catch up on. Me, all I can do is wait for the next book."——Sara Paretsky |
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JUNE 2011 | Paperback
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 | Hugo Swart, faithful churchgoer and respected citizen, Is found stabbed to death on the floor of his kitchen just before Christmas |
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JULY 2011 | Hardcover
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 | No-nonsense Commander Jana Matinova returns for another thrilling investigation set in Bratislava, Slovakia |
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JULY 2011 | Paperback
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 | An indigent student and Jana Matinova's lover are killed in Bratislava. Are the murders connected? "In Genelin's superb third novel featuring Slovakian police commander Jana Matinova...[he] brilliantly blends action and detection, never allowing the plot twists to overshadow his character's humanity."—Publishers Weekly, Starred Review |
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AUGUST 2011 | Hardcover
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 | Wyatt Wareen prowls the seedy underside of Melbourne in this Ned Kelly Award-winning thriller "A new Wyatt novel ... is cause for celebration. Though the ensemble cast is sharply drawn, the heart of the story is Wyatt, a cool-headed, taciturn, unsentimental thief with a code. Not the kind of code that makes him a good guy at heart, just a code for staying alive and out of jail. If there's an emotional tug, it's from Wyatt's sense that his time is almost up. 'He was an old-style hold-up man: cash, jewellery, paintings. . . . The trouble was, technology had outstripped him.' Wyatt may be a man out of time, but crime fiction like this is timeless."——Booklist, Starred Review |
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AUGUST 2011 | Paperback
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 | Three young Laotian women have died of fencing sword wounds "In this dark seventh entry...[Cotterill's] trademark levity lifts the tale, it's still pretty grim stuff, but his many fans know that, in this series, wit comes at a price."—Booklist |
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AUGUST 2011 | Paperback
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 | An adult entertainer is found strangled to death in her dressing room, her pet python wrapped dead around her neck |
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AUGUST 2011 | Paperback
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 | A woman has been found dead in a bathtub of blood and water. But is it suicide or murder? |
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AUGUST 2011 | Paperback
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 | In a province chateau, 1926, a murder and a missing child echo centuries-old crimes "Cleverly has written a cunning variation on the country-house whodunit...Cleverly is a great strategist, and this intricately plotted mystery is one of her best."—New York Times Book Review |
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SEPTEMBER 2011 | Hardcover
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 | The sixth in the Billy Boyle WWII detective series, in which Billy finds himself in pursuit of a serial killer with a particularly frightening agenda |
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SEPTEMBER 2011 | Paperback
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 | As a diplomatic crisis looms, Billy must navigate the London underworld amidst a Luftwaffe bombing offensive to find a killer. "Stellar...Benn excels at depicting the impact of war on London—the bricks from bombed out buildings piled neatly on the streets, families living in Tube stations, 'the odor of the Blitz.' Destruction aside, Billy never forgets that 'even in the midst of war, murder is unacceptable.'"—Publishers Weekly, Starred Review |
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OCTOBER 2011 | Hardcover
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 | The gripping newest installment in Stuart Neville's bestselling Belfast series, following Collusion and the LA Times Book Prize-winning The Ghosts of Belfast |
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OCTOBER 2011 | Paperback
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 | The line between friend and foe disappears as Detective Jack Lennon stalks a killer haunting the streets of Belfast "Stuart Neville has a lock on dread....full-bodied and credible....The question Mr. Neville raises with singularly artful drama is whether survival is enough to keep one going. We'll see."—Pittsburgh Post Gazette |
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OCTOBER 2011 | Paperback
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 | Jade Lady Burning, the very first title released by the Soho Crime imprint, is now available at a special price in honor of its 20th anniversary
A New York Times Notable Book |
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NOVEMBER 2011 | Hardcover
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 | The first installment in the long-running Danish bestselling series featuring Red Cross nurse Nina Borg, finalist for the coveted Scandinavian Glass Key crime fiction award, now finally available in English "Soho is known for high-quality crime fiction set around the globe, so it's no surprise that this gripping Danish thriller kept me turning pages while its poignant characters lodged in my heart. Denmark has never looked so sinister!"—Denise Hamilton, author of the Eve Diamond series, The Last Embrace and Damage Control |
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NOVEMBER 2011 | Paperback
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 | When two bodies are discovered in Chinatown, Detective Jack Yu is once again confronted with organized, international Chinese crime "An action-packed plot and a carefully detailed mystery make this a feast for readers who crave insight into the cultural melting pot that is the United States. "—Library Journal, Starred Review |
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DECEMBER 2011 | Hardcover
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 | The dazzling seventh book in Soho Crime's beloved longest-running series, featuring Lieutenant George Sue |
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DECEMBER 2011 | Hardcover
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 | Chief Inspector Mario Silva is handed his highest profile case yet when the mother of Brazil's top soccer player is kidnapped |
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DECEMBER 2011 | Paperback
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 | Chief Inspector Maria Silva of the Brazilian Federal Police races to find a serial killer targeting passengers from flight 8101 "Silva's solid fourth moves briskly, with colorful characters and crackling banter between the detectives."—Kirkus Reviews |
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DECEMBER 2011 | Hardcover
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 | The long-awaited final installment in Colin Cotterill's bestselling mystery series starring the inimitable Lao national coroner, Dr. Siri |