MURDER ON BOOK ROW
Now available as an Apple Books audiobook!
Meet Beatrice Valentine. She sells books, eats well, and has a very large brain. Criminals fear her. This larger-than-life bookshop owner has a penchant for three things in abundance—delicious Italian food, vino, and murder.
The first in a delightful series of light-hearted whodunnits set in a world of rare books and abundant snacks.
Written by a winner of the Derringer Award for Short Mystery Fiction.
If you like charming puzzle mysteries, witty banter, and fiendishly clever solutions, you’ll love getting to know the Book Lady.
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JERSEY HEAT
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During a hazy, hot and humid summer, a retired cop and young slacker take on corruption at a small-town water company in an eco-thriller that is part Elmore Leonard, part Carl Hiaasen, and a 100 percent New Jersey.
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THE MARSHAL OF THE BORGO:
A troubled police captain investigates a series of murders in a small Italian village which force him to use a power he has long denied. A mystery featuring murder, witchcraft, ghosts, and vino.
The Marshal of the Borgo follows in the tradition of Italian mysteries by Magdalen Nabb, Andrea Camilleri, and Donna Leon—but with a powerful twist.
Part whodunit, part ghost story, The Marshal of the Borgo makes for a very unusual mystery by a recent Derringer Award finalist.
Italian detective Matteo Scarpone first appeared in a short story in Alfred Hitchcock’s Mystery Magazine.
Praise
“Joseph D’Agnese does it again. On the surface, this novel is just a murder mystery. But there is so much more just beneath the surface, and to mention it all would give too much away…”—Robert Swartwood, USA Today Bestselling Author of The Serial Killer’s Wife
“An engaging story well told. That’s what Borgo offers—and what genre readers want.”—Loren Eaton, I Saw Lightning Fall
“…A tour de force of literary tone.”—Lars Walker, author of the Erling Skjalgsson historical fantasies