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Holly Tucker’s City of Light, City of Poison is a nonfiction thriller of Parisian intrigue, murder, poisonings, and spies—and one policeman's efforts to illuminate the city's darkest corners.
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Looking for new year's resolutions for 2019? We have a few ideas.
Kim Green
A Nashville historian digs into a series of unsolved bombings from the era of integration and discovers a trove of suspects, a recalcitrant law enforcement agency, and a wall of mystery.
Betsy Phillips
We've sleuthed out some detective-centric gift ideas for the gumshoe mom in your life. Here's the scoop:
Susanna Speier
In the 1940s and 50s, Frances Glessner Lee's macabre dollhouse crime scene dioramas helped detectives learn to investigate unexplained deaths without disturbing the evidence.
In his new PI memoir, Mike Spencer's storytelling flair unites with a trove of investigative field notes to produce a great read for the spy-curious.
Marshall, a legal thriller with a civil-rights superhero as its protagonist, features an innocence case and a nail-biting investigation.
If you're a PI visiting the nation's capital, do not miss this thrilling temple of tradecraft. And take the kids with you!
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