New Fall Books

[beth]

Mysteries

How The Light Gets In
Louise Penny

Chief Inspector Armand Gamache returns to face painful adversity in this masterful new mystery from Agatha Award-winner Louise Penny. Having lost his colleagues in a Homicide Department shakeup, and on the outs with his dearest friend, Gamache dives into a case involving the brutal murder of an elderly woman. Penny balances complex characters and a sophisticated plot in a book that's tough to put down.
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Blind Justice
Anne Perry

Inspector Monk and his
wife save a close friend
from a false charge
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The Whole Enchilada
Diane Mott Davidson

A sizzling new murder
case for caterer-sleuth
Goldy Schulz
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It Happens in the Dark
Carol O'Connell

After murders punctuate
a Broadway opening,
Detective Kathy Mallory
arrives to save the day
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Bones of the Lost
Kathy Reichs

Forensic anthropologist
"Bones" Brennan solves
vexing cases in three
countries
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W is for Wicked
Sue Grafton
Coming 9/10

From slender clues,
a case emerges that
California's pluckiest
detective cannot ignore

[Jessiealan]

There is the next Grafton alphabet mystery and she is down to W! I wonder what she'll do for a title when she's finished up with the alphabet.

[beth]

I wondered that same thing years ago. Maybe she'll work on through Z and then retire.

I met her on GEnie a few years ago as she was one of their resident writers. She's from KY and I enjoyed typing back and forth with her.

The last book in that series I read was M is for Malice. Need to catch up.