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Crime Rangoon
PREMIUM

Crime Rangoon
Chien, Vivien
A delightful cozy mystery, narrated with a down-to-earth and welcoming style. Recommended for fans of big-hearted amateur sleuths such as those featured in Uzma Jalaluddin’s Detective Aunty and Jennifer J. Chow’s Mimi Lee Gets a Clue.
The Invisible Woman

The Invisible Woman
Patterson, James & Susan DiLallo
Patterson (The Hamptons Lawyer) and DiLallo (Things I Wish I Told My Mother) deliver a mystery with surprise twists and humor. Suspenseful, fast-paced, and fun.
Vigil

Vigil
Saunders, George
Saunders once again proves why he merits every award and honor he has received with this playful, grimly humorous, and beautifully written work. All public libraries will want this audiobook in their collection.
Pendergast: The Beginning
PREMIUM

Pendergast: The Beginning
Preston, Douglas & Lincoln Child
Pendergast fans will be delighted with this window into the backstories of both him and Proctor. Preston and Child’s portrait of a preternaturally clever crime fighter does not disappoint.
Helm
PREMIUM

Helm
Hall, Sarah
Lyrical and complex, Hall’s meditative stories about humans confronting nature intrigue as they weave an enveloping spell. Recommended for all listeners.
The Briars
PREMIUM

The Briars
Crouch, Sarah
Complex characters and an emotionally rich storyline make this a thrilling and entertaining listen.
To Kill a Cook
PREMIUM

To Kill a Cook
Akers, W. M.
Fans of Akers’s Westside alternate-history series protagonist, Jazz Age detective Gilda Carr, will be delighted to root for another NYC-based, feisty woman protagonist in this madcap foodie mystery. Recommend to those who like their hard-boiled mysteries with a heart.
The Last Witch
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The Last Witch
Cooke, C. J.
Though lacking supernatural scares, this novel has plenty for audiences seeking a story about witches and women who hold fast through unimaginable hardships.
As Many Souls as Stars

As Many Souls as Stars
Siegel, Natasha
This character study of a witch and a demon will no doubt enchant devotees of V. E. Schwab and other authors who write about beguiling witches.
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