22 Chilling New Crime Books

by Christian Cantrell

A fast, fun, and intelligent SF thriller. Full review >

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by S.A. Cosby

Violence and love go hand in hand in this tale of two rough men seeking vengeance for their murdered sons. Full review >

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by Fiona King Foster

Packed with heart-stopping misadventures, this novel makes outdoor challenge–style outings look like a walk in the park. Full review >

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by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

A noir masterpiece. Full review >

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by Fabian Nicieza

Delightfully irreverent and so very entertaining. Full review >

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by B.A. Paris

This enthralling book is a mystery, a thriller, and an exploration of how trust—or the lack of it—can color relationships. Full review >

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by Allie Reynolds

This suspenseful debut thriller by a former freestyle snowboarder contains both style and substance. Full review >

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by Carol Anderson

An urgent, novel interpretation of a foundational freedom that, the author makes clear, is a freedom only for some. Full review >

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by Ioan Grillo

Vigorous on-the-ground reporting and a big-picture view combine to make this a jarring portrait of clear and present danger. Full review >

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by Elle Johnson

A remarkable exploration of forgiveness by a veteran storyteller. Full review >

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by Ellen McGarrahan

An accomplished, unsettling look at a confounding crime and larger issues of memory, culpability, and punishment. Full review >

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by Reuben Jonathan Miller

A powerful argument in favor of judicial reform—now. Full review >

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by Julian Rubinstein

A true-crime tale vividly portrays a Denver hidden by picturesque vistas of its snow-capped mountains. Full review >

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by Yusef Salaam

Warm, generous, and inspirational: a book for everyone. Full review >

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by Albert Arrayás ; illustrated by Albert Arrayás ; translated by Carine Laforest

From Spain via Québec, an amusing, intriguing, enticing visual whodunit. Full review >

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