Mystery

Something is wrong, and someone needs to figure out what. Mystery fiction across the full spectrum — from golden age drawing-room puzzles to hard-boiled streets to literary crime that cares as much about psychology as plot. The pleasure of order being restored to a disordered world.

On the Crime & Suspense shelf.

Books shelved as Mystery

• You Did Nothing Wrong — CG Drews
• Exhume — Danielle Girard
• Turn Coat (The Dresden Files, #11) — Jim Butcher
• The Green Mile — Stephen King
• Cards on the Table — Agatha Christie
• The Devil's Flute Murders — Seishi Yokomizo / Jim Rion
• Heart-Shaped Box — Joe Hill
• We Ate the Dark — Mallory Pearson
• Backup — Jim Butcher
• The Silkworm — Robert Galbraith
• The River Has Roots — Amal El-Mohtar
• Just Like Home — Sarah Gailey
• The Full Moon Coffee Shop — Mai Mochizuki
• Stillhouse Lake — Rachel Caine
• The Naked Sun — Isaac Asimov
• The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle — Stuart Turton
• Murder in Mesopotamia — Agatha Christie
• The Rogue — Trudi Canavan
• Beyond the Shadows (Night Angel, #3) — Brent Weeks
• Dead as a Doornail — Charlaine Harris
• Lovely, Dark, and Deep — Susannah Sandlin
• The Arctic Patrol Mystery — Franklin W. Dixon
• The Last Flight — Julie Clark
• Living Dead in Dallas — Charlaine Harris

Related genres

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

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