Why stop with just one stand-alone whodunit? Follow beloved detectives and their crime-solving adventures through these favorite mystery series books. Our editors and experts handpick every product we ...

Think you could out-Sherlock Holmes or hang with Hercule Poirot? Author Maureen Johnson and illustrator Jay Cooper are giving readers a chance to solve a murder mystery for themselves with their new ...

When you want to break out your magnifying glass and become a detective but don't want to deal with gory horror, consider picking up a funny mystery book. This subgenre involves characters solving a ...

When it comes to reading, what makes a book a page turner? Do you need mysterious killers? Stirring puzzles to solve? Horrific secrets that can explode at any moment? If the answer to any of those ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Murder mysteries are best read in colder temperatures. Maybe the fall ...

A dead body is found at the bottom of the stairs. A child is kidnapped. A wife vanishes without a trace. What happened? Who did it? And, perhaps most importantly, why? These are the questions that ...

A warm, fuzzy blanket is wrapped around you, candles are flickering nearby, and the real world has slowly slipped away as you're lost inside a good book — it's the perfect evening. The power of a book ...

A singular, cartoonish eye blinks under the lens of a magnifying glass inspecting a darkened, smoky room from floor to ceiling in the hopes of finding a clue. The tip of a deerstalker cap undulates ...