Crime Fiction

The act, and everyone it touches. Fiction organised around crime — as often about the people surrounding it as the person who did it.

On the Crime & Suspense shelf.

Books shelved as Crime Fiction

• A Harlot High and Low — Rayner Heppenstall / Honoré de Balzac
• Exhume — Danielle Girard
• Cards on the Table — Agatha Christie
• The Silkworm — Robert Galbraith
• Stillhouse Lake — Rachel Caine
• Broken Homes — Ben Aaronovitch
• Head On — John Scalzi
• Aloha from Hell — Richard Kadrey
• The Boy Who Followed Ripley — Patricia Highsmith
• A Sudden, Fearful Death — Anne Perry
• A Long Finish — Michael Dibdin
• The Man Who Died Twice — Richard Osman
• Ripley Under Water — Patricia Highsmith
• The Devotion of Suspect X — Alexander O. Smith
• The Abduction — John Grisham
• The Intrigue — Silvia Moreno-Garcia
• The Mysterious Affair at Styles — Agatha Christie
• Defend and Betray — Anne Perry
• Hallowe'en Party — Agatha Christie
• Peligro inminente — Agatha Christie
• Strange Buildings — Uketsu
• The Pale Horse — Agatha Christie
• The Chain — Adrian McKinty
• Indelible — Karin Slaughter

Related genres

• Mystery
• Thriller
• Suspense
• Espionage
• Crime Noir
• Legal Thriller
• Political Thriller
• Techno-Thriller
• Cozy Mystery
• Heist

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