Gentleman sleuth Albert Campion tries to solve the murder of a prominent publisher in this “vivid and witty” British mystery (The New York Times).

Why should we care about having true beliefs? And why do demonstrably false beliefs persist and spread? Two philosophers of science argue that social factors, rather than individual psychology, are what’s essential to understanding the spread and persistence of false beliefs.

Langston Hughes's most beloved character Jesse B. Semple—better known as “Simple”—comes back to life in this extraordinary collection.

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The author of the Commissario Guido Brunetti series takes readers beyond the Venice police force in her first standalone novel.

“A veteran mystery maven weaves present-day Venice into a 300-year-old puzzle in this engaging standalone…Packs the charms of Venice into a smart whodunit.” —Kirkus Reviews

These three novels by the great American satirist transport readers across the ocean to Europe and back in time to Camelot and the Hundred Years’ War.

Detective Judd Hanna came to the Wyoming high country for a few days of peace and solitude, away from the dark shadows of big-city crime. But even here, peace was hard to find. For Charlotte Charlie Franklin and her adorable little girl were in mortal danger. And before Judd could hope for a future with Charlie, he had to make sure she lived to see tomorrow.

After a close friend commits suicide, Faith, Monique, and Shannon head to the beach cottage on Hilton Head Island. Determined to heed her advice and make the most of their lives, they make a pact to spend the summer embracing new adventures. They also embrace new men and a new best friend along the way.

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A vampire turns Los Angeles into a city of the dead in this novel by the Bram Stoker Award-winning author of Swan Song.

"[McCammon] pays tribute to masters of the genre and raises the standards for the craft a notch or two." —Publishers Weekly

For one passionate night, in a stranger’s arms, Pia had felt beautiful and free ... free of being the lonely, overlooked heiress to her family’s millions. Then Pia learns she’s carrying the Crown Prince of Atilia’s twins! And Pia’s true royal secret? She’s falling inescapably in love with her dark-hearted prince.

A woman must find out who killed the sister she hated—or face jail herself—in this “gripping and emotionally complex” tale by the author of Swimsuit Body (Booklist).

Mayor Jim Bob Buchanon’s supermarket could put some local restaurants out of business with its new gourmet offerings. Maybe that’s why someone slipped something into the tamales, triggering dozens of cases of food poisoning—one of them fatal.

“This may be one of the funniest mysteries written in a long time.” —Ocala Star-Banner