Titoli in Donne detective

In the quiet community of Oakhurst, the brutal murder of a beloved local priest sends shockwaves through the town. Detective Ivy Bishop, coming off two of the toughest cases of her career, is thrust into an investigation that seems straightforward but quickly unravels into something far more sinister.

In the last weeks of her pregnancy, Kenna is training Maizie to be an investigator and generally keeping her head down. After all, she isn’t going after Dominatus right now—and maybe not ever. This isn’t a fight she wants to give up, but protecting her unborn child is the most important thing right now. With the family scattered trying to solve this, she and Jax are determined to craft a future that honors their brand of justice and keeps everyone safe.

When the body of a night watchman is found sprawled in the shadow of a rare 19th-Dynasty mummy case, panic ensues. For no one doubts that the guard's untimely demise is the work of an ancient Egyptian curse. No one, that is, except that tart-tongued Victorian Egyptologist, Amelia Peabody, whose remarkable talent for criminal investigation has frustrated villains from London to Cairo.

Since the hugely successful reunion special for their hit show Craven’s Daughter, TV detectives Bex and Sam find themselves busier than ever—but, unfortunately, two thousand miles apart for long months. So much for quickly coaxing the long-simmering spark between them into flame. Finally back in L.A., though, all bets are off, and Bex and Sam are looking forward to some IRL time by the pool—at least until Bex’s sister Vic brings home a truly juicy bit of gossip garnered from her nepo-baby girl squad . . .

California, Southern Humboldt County, 1985. Renata Drake steps off a Greyhound bus and into small-town Garberville, hoping to disappear. She checks the papers. She's not headline news. Not yet. But she's made a mistake. The FBI have the cannabis-producing "Emerald Triangle" town—and its corrupt residents—in their sights. Even worse, a teenage girl is missing, and when she turns up dead, the third in three years, it's clear a serial killer is living among them.

Jill’s store, Coffee, Books, and More, is co-sponsoring a charity dart tournament on Thanksgiving weekend with Chip's Bar, where toys and cash will be collected. She and her new husband, Greg, will be competing as well—that is, if Greg's brother and his girlfriend don't ruin the evening. But the event leads to something much worse than a family squabble when the bar owner is found dead the next morning after being used as a human dartboard . . .

When an Irish priest narrowly escapes an attempt on his life at a remote Canadian Seminary, Detective Bernadette Callahan finds herself entangled in a mystery that hits unexpectedly close to home. As Callahan delves deeper into the case, a sinister plot emerges, reaching back to the misty shores of Ireland, where ancient tales and myths hold the key to the mystery.

Sedona, Arizona's, New Chapter bookstore is a haven for Rarity Cole, who's survived cancer and started an exciting second act in her life. With a film festival about to open in town, she has two big author events lined up—but after a live appearance, one of them winds up very unalive . . . Business is booming as an Olympic cyclist and a famous filmmaker come to town for a film festival and schedule signings at Rarity's bookshop. Luckily, her former employee Darby is back from Scotland and ready to help out.

Miami, 1951. With a flurry of UN engagements bringing Mrs. Roosevelt to vibrant South Beach, Kay Thompson is thrilled to escape the post-Christmas blues in Washington DC—and distance herself from the sting of her recent breakup with private investigator Tim O’Malley. The dizzying sights and sounds of Miami reach their peak at the Copa City Club, where a late-night meeting with singer Josephine Baker reveals a troubling truth: Baker's bold stand against segregation has made her a target.

The River Lee has always been a part of life – and death – in Cork. Now the bodies of five young men have been found by divers, locked in their car on the riverbed. As the volunteer divers begin the macabre task of extracting the bodies, DCI Katie Maguire investigates a crime where all is not as it seems...

Some people read auras—a light or color that surrounds others, revealing their character or emotions. Lise Bloom reads ribbons—of fragrance, that is. Whether she's around old friends or new, fragrance often unfurls from them—an ability called "clairalience." Hoping to gain insight into her gift, Lise works at the Lucky Lotus, a New Age shop. Unfortunately, the oils the owner, Dyann, concocts, nauseate Lise and impede her sense of scent. Worse, the shop feels more like wealthy Dyann's hobby than a spiritual place, thanks to her toxic love-torment relationship with her ex-husband, Richard.

In the middle of winter, a fire blazes through a dance studio. Seventeen young dancers die, their promising careers cut short by a tragic accident. But where others see tragedy, DCI Katie Maguire sees murder. This is not the first fire to sweep through Cork. And in one recent case, the victims were dead before the fire was lit. Katie Maguire is determined to see justice done, unaware she's about to face her most chilling killer yet...

The Pennyfoot hides many secrets, and its downstairs staff keeps a tight lip, even when the Edwardian aristocrats are spotted dallying with damsels in the boudoirs or gambling in the card rooms hidden below the floorboards. Should now and then one of the hotel guests fall prey to a dastardly murderer, however, it is up to Cecily Sinclair to restore order before Scotland Yard steps in and shuts down her infamous seaside hotel.

The Whitby Library has been a busy place lately, between book clubs, children's storytimes, and students working on research projects. Ann has been busy, too, which is why she's so glad to see some new volunteers to help the staff out.

It’s all hands on deck when a dead body is found near the small town of Briar Creek in this Library Lover’s Mystery from the New York Times bestselling author of A Merry Little Murder Plot. Just off the shores of the coastal Connecticut town of Briar Creek are two small islands, which...

È una fredda mattina d’inverno a Celle Ligure, ridente località bal­neare della Riviera ligure, quando l’anziana Annarita e la sua scor­butica badante Elena si ritrovano di colpo testimoni di un orrendo delitto che sconvolge la quiete del paese. Il maresciallo Talarico, da loro chiamato con un certo ritar­do sulla scena del crimine, avrà il suo bel da fare per venire a capo di una storia apparentemente senza senso, che porterà alla luce segre­ti gelosamente custoditi, invidie, rancori, attività misteriose e addi­rittura criminali.

Katharina Schweitzer è felicissima: è la nuova pasticcera del miglior ristorante di Colonia. Ma dietro la porta a vento della cucina serpeggiano malumori, invidie e tresche. La cena con delitto è servita. E Katharina veste i panni della detective, assistita dall'esuberante coinquilina Adela, ex-ostetrica di mezza città.

Dove sono finite quelle donne misteriosamente sparite da anni, mogli e madri di cui i mariti sostengono di non sapere nulla? Uno dopo l'altro, i loro corpi vengono ritrovati grazie a un killer implacabile che costringe chi le ha fatte scomparire a confessare dove si trovano le loro ossa e poi uccide i colpevoli, sempre assolti dai tribunali per mancanza di prove. Il rituale è feroce e spietato: l'assassino vuole così rendere giustizia alle spose sepolte.

L'ispettore Eva Bauer e i colleghi del commissariato Marina sono alle prese con un rompicapo ad alta tensione. Com'è arrivato in Riviera il Novichok, la sostanza letale che ha tolto la vita a due persone? Chi è il misterioso personaggio informato dei fatti che sfida la Polizia a risolvere il caso? E che legame c’è tra i film dell’immenso Federico Fellini e la scia di delitti che stanno avvenendo a Rimini? Eva Bauer indaga.

Clotilde Grossi, detta Clo, è una trentasettenne senza orpelli nel pensare e neanche nel vestire. Nella vita fa la fioraia, vive a Bergamo e il suo negozio si chiama "Ditelo con i fiori". Nessuna meglio di lei sa se è meglio un crisantemo o un gladiolo per ogni occasione. Ma sarebbe un errore immaginarla come un'inguaribile romantica, perché la sua vera passione è il crimine. Vorace consumatrice di romanzi gialli che le vengono spacciati da Nicla Verzetti, la sua amica libraia del negozio di fronte, non riesce a resistere di fronte a ogni notizia di cronaca nera.