Mystery
Secrets in the Water by Alice Fitzpatrick
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To Our Graves by Paul Nicholas Mason
The idea that anyone could be the killer is at the centre of To Our Graves, the newest novel from Paul Nicholas Mason.
Someone in the Attic by Andrea Mara
A gripping story of deceit and revenge, coupled with a compelling lesson on the resilience of friendship. Someone in the Attic is a gripping story of deceit and revenge, coupled with a compelling lesson on the resilience of friendship. In her new novel, author Andrea Mara explores relationships, complexities of child-rearing, long-term guilt, and the …
Elevator in Sài Gòn by Thuận, translated by Nguyễn An Lý
The daughter finds her mother’s notebook, sewn into her pillow, and begins to investigate a figure from her revolutionary past: a man named Paul Polotsky, who lived in Paris in the 1950s. Back in Paris, she manages to track him down and begins to follow him, her life narrowing on this sole focus. What, exactly, was the relationship between her mother and Polotsky?
The Road to Heaven: A Patrick Bird Mystery by Alexis Stefanovich-Thomson
A fantastic look at a private investigator life. Filled with mishaps and mayhem, this road to heaven is certainly littered with good intentions, and creative inventions of stories, history, and glimpses of character.
The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters
In 1962, a Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq family travels to Maine, where they have gone for many years to spend the summer picking berries. That year there are five children, the youngest, Ruthie, just four years old. One day, Ruthie and six-year-old Joe go off together to eat their lunch. Joe, distracted by something, leaves his sister on her own, and Ruthie goes missing.
Conflagration! by donalee Moulton
Conflagration! by donalee Moulton is the Quebec installment of the Canadian Historical Mystery series being published by BWL Publishing. This historical mystery is based on the true story of an extensive fire, or conflagration, that happened in April of 1734.
The Gathering by C.J. Tudor
She adds a fresh twist on the typical crime fiction novel by adding a vampyr narrative, exploring the dangers of colonization and the bigotry that can sometimes lie inside small-town communities.
Who By Fire by Greg Rhyno
The subtitle of Who By Fire, “A Dame Polara Mystery,” might conjure in the reader’s mind a dowager member of the aristocracy solving crimes in a cozy manner across the English countryside, circa 1920. The hero of Greg Rhyno’s new novel is nothing like that, and the story is definitely not cozy.
Barbara Emodi’s Gasper’s Cove Cozy Mystery Series
Each book in Nova Scotia author Barbara Emodi’s Gasper Cove Cozy Mystery series can be read as a standalone novel, however, when they are read in order you will notice that some of the relationships between reoccurring characters evolve.
The Off Season by Amber Cowie
A fan of dark mysteries, especially when they have good family characters with depth and good conflict, I was eager to dive in.
Shadow Play by Peggy Blair
Set in Ottawa, the political aspect was to be expected and initially caught my attention.
The Widow & The Will by Rhonda Bulmer
There are many absolute layers of haunt throughout this well written, fast-paced, romantic ghost story. Complete with drama, angst and forgiveness, The Widow and The Will is much more than Lindy’s story, it is the story of a village and a city and the journey between.
Throwback: Dream Chasers by Barbara Fradkin
The sixth installment of the eleven book Inspector Green Mystery series, my first of Barbara Fradkin’s, I can’t figure out why I waited so long.
