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Over the years, I’ve read plenty of ingenious mystery novels twice, but John Dickson Carr’s “The Three Coffins” is among the very few I’ve enjoyed three times. This fall, Penzler Publishers has ...

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Lighthearted in tone, and free of violence and gore, these gentle, witty books are the perfect antidote for tough times. If you’ve never read any, here’s where to start. By Sarah Weinman First, a ...

Some crime novels are entertaining. Others completely take over your attention. The best ones create tension that keeps building chapter after chapter, making it almost impossible to stop reading.

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