A bookshop owner from York has won a competition to have a character named after her in a new book.

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Amateur sleuths take center stage in these five mysteries, honing their detective skills at London’s Inns of Court, a literary festival in an English village and a writers retreat at a French chateau.

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After writing several thrillers and dark, suspenseful novels, author Liza Tully decided she needed to pivot toward something more cheerful. “Twenty years ago, I had written a comedy, and I thought, ...

Our columnist on the month’s most notable releases. Credit...Pablo Amargo Supported by By Sarah Weinman NIGHTSWIMMING (High Frequency Press, 322 pp., paperback, $19.95) made quite the impression on me ...

In a new murder mystery, a young woman, Olivia Blunt, is eager to impress her new boss, a no-nonsense detective named Aubrey Merritt. This intergenerational pairing is at the center of The World’s ...