Perfect for summer reading - our favorite mysteries and thrillers of June.

Blake Crouch tackles the un-reality of memories in his new thriller, Recursion —one of the best new books of June.

Summer is traditionally the season for "fun" books, so let's have some fun.

If you can't find something to read in this list of mysteries & thrillers, either you're just not in the mood or you don't like the genre. 

The author of the historical Maisie Dobbs mysteries tells us what she's been reading and loving lately.

“Outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read.” -- Groucho Marx

The 2019 Edgar Award winners and finalists for middle grade and young adult mysteries.

Elly Griffiths—the creator of fictional forensic archaeologist Dr. Ruth Galloway—tells us which mysteries and thrillers she's been reading and recommending lately.

The 2019 Edgar® Awards honor the best in mystery fiction, non-fiction, and television published or produced in 2018.

When it comes to domestic thrillers, April really may be the cruelest month.

The International Thriller Writers have chosen their favorites. Here are the finalists. 

This unusual whodunit is "a deep dive into the lives of immigrant families and of parents of children with special needs and illnesses, both groups isolated and exhausted by the sacrifices they’ve had to make, desperate for connection."

You'll never guess whodunit while reading these serpentine suspense novels.

The author recounts a real-life river trip that gave him the setting to his latest novel.

Harlan Coben tells us what he's been reading and loving lately, even as his new thriller, Run Away, hits shelves this week.